article·2011-03-31Open access

Spin-Motive Force Caused by Vortex Gyration in a Circular Nanodisk with Holes

Jung‐Hwan Moon, Kyung‐Jin Lee

Abstract

Spin-motive force has drawn attention because it contains a fundamental physical property. Spin-motive force creates effective electric and magnetic fields in moving magnetization; a vortex is a plausible system for observing the spin-motive force because of the abrupt profile of magnetization. However, the time-averaged value of a spin-motive force becomes zero when a vortex core undergoes gyroscopic motion. By means of micromagnetic simulation , we demonstrates that a non-zero time-averaged electric field induced by spin-motive force under certain conditions. We propose an experimental method of detecting spin-motive force that provides a better understanding of spin transport in ferromagnetic system.
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OpenAlex topics: Magnetic properties of thin films · Quantum and electron transport phenomena · Quantum-Dot Cellular Automata

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