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Experimental and Theoretical Study of Stripe Magnetic Domain Structure Drift in Iron Garnet Crystals

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Pamyatnykh L., Shmatov G., Pamyatnykh S., Lysov M., Mekhonoshin D., Druzhinin A.
Acta Physica Polonica A
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2015
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vol. 127
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issue 2
388-390
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The results of experimental and theoretical study of magnetic domain structure drift in low frequency oscillating magnetic field oriented perpendicular to the sample plate are presented. Experimental study was performed on uniaxial iron garnet (TbErGd)₃(FeAl)₅O₁₂ (111) plate with rhombic anisotropy for the case when orientation of domain walls of stripe domains is preserved. Dynamic domain structure was revealed by means of magnetooptic Faraday effect and registered by high speed digital camera at the speed equal to 1200 fps. Theoretical model based on the motion equations for coupled harmonic oscillators that takes into account attenuation and field inhomogeneity along the plate is proposed.
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Single Domain Wall Propagation at Low Fields

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Kostyk J., Varga R., Vazquez M.
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vol. 126
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issue 1
30-31
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We have studied the domain wall propagation at low fields regime in thin glass-coated microwire of composition Fe_{77.5}Si_{7.5}B_{15}. It is shown, that power law describes domain wall dynamics at low fields. Such behaviour results from the interaction of the propagating domain wall with the defects present in the material. At high fields, the domain wall mobility becomes negative. This can be explained as a result of domain structure relaxation. The exponent q from power law, which determines the domain wall shape, has a value of 0.19 for both cases, without applied stress and with applied stress of 20 MPa. This means, that domain wall shape is flexible in both measurements.
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Complexes of Domain Walls in One-Dimensional Ferromagnets Near and Far from Phase Transition

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Janutka A.
Acta Physica Polonica A
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2013
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vol. 124
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issue 1
23-28
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Interactions of domain walls are analyzed with relevance to formation of stationary bubbles (bound state of two domain walls) and bound states of many domains in one-dimensional systems. We investigate the domain structures in ferromagnets which are described with the Landau-Lifshitz equation as well as the domains in critical systems described with the Ginzburg-Landau equation. Supplementing previous author studies on the creation of hard bubbles [formed by one Bloch domain wall and one Néel (Ising) domain wall] in the presence of an external (magnetic) field, the soft bubbles consisting of two Bloch domain walls or two Néel (Ising) domain walls are studied in detail. The interactions of two domain walls of the same kind are studied in the framework of a perturbation calculus.
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Complexes of Domain Walls in Ferromagnetic Stripes

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Janutka A.
Acta Physica Polonica A
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2013
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vol. 124
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issue 4
641-648
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Interaction of domain walls in ferromagnetic stripes is studied with relevance to the formation of stable complexes of many domains. Two domain wall system is described with the Landau-Lifshitz-Gilbert equation including regimes of narrow and wide stripes which correspond the presence of transverse and vortex domain walls. The domain walls of both kinds are characterized with their chiralities (the direction of the magnetization rotation in the stripe plane) and polarities (the magnetization orientation in the center of a vortex and/or halfvortices), hence, their interactions are analyzed with dependence on these properties. In particular, pairs of the domain walls of opposite or like chiralities and polarities are investigated as well as pairs of opposite (like) chiralities and of like (opposite) polarities. Conditions of the creation of stationary bubbles built of two interacting domain walls are formulated with relevance to the situations of presence and absence of the external magnetic field.
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Enhancement of Flux Pinning in the Superconductor-Ferromagnet Bilayer Nb(Co/Pd)

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Syryanyy Y., Zhu L., Cieplak M., Chien C.
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issue 2
399-401
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The magnetometry and the magnetic force microscopy are used to study the influence of the magnetic domain size on the flux pinning in a superconducting/ferromagnetic bilayer (SFB), in which the S layer is niobium and the F layer is a Co/Pd multilayer with perpendicular magnetic anisotropy. The domain size is pre-defined using the angle-dependent demagnetization. The enhancement of pinning is found to be the strongest, up to a factor of 6, for narrow domains and small magnetic fields. This result differs from the behavior observed in the SFB in which the F layer is Co/Pt. The difference may be attributed to the degree of the disorder in the domain pattern.
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Equivalence of Mechanical and Magnetic Force in Magnetic Shape Memory Effect

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Kopecký V., Perevertov O., Straka L., Ševčík M., Heczko O.
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High mobility of twin boundary is crucial for magnetic shape memory effect. The twin boundary can be moved by applied magnetic field or mechanical stress. In Ni-Mn-Ga 10M martensite there are two different, field movable, a-c twin boundaries type I and II due to monoclinic lattice. For single twin boundary of both types we experimentally evaluated the equivalence of magnetic and mechanical force and the validity of generally used energy model using direct stress-strain and magnetization measurements. For type II, highly mobile twin boundary, the equivalence seems to be valid and model broadly agrees with measurement. However, for type I the calculated magnetic stress is much larger than mechanical stress needed for twin boundary motion.
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