journal article·2017-06

Switching behavior and novel stable states of magnetic hexagonal nanorings

M. Yasir Rafique, Liqing Pan, Zhengang Guo

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Abstract Micromagnetic simulations for Cobalt hexagonal shape nanorings show onion (O) and vortex state (V) along with new state named “tri-domain state”. The tri-domain state is observed in sufficiently large width of ring. The magnetic reversible mechanism and transition of states are explained with help of vector field display. The transitions from one state to other occur by propagation of domain wall. The vertical parts of hexagonal rings play important role in developing the new “tri-domain” state. The behaviors of switching fields from onion to tri-domain (HO-Tr), tri-domain to vortex state (HTr--V) and vortex to onion state and “states size” are discussed in term of geometrical parameter of ring.
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OpenAlex topics: Magnetic properties of thin films · ZnO doping and properties · Magnetic Properties and Applications

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