Extraordinary Hall effect: a powerful tool to study the dynamics of high anisotropy nanostructures
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Abstract We describe a method to study the magnetization dynamics in perpendicular anisotropy nanostructures by measuring the time-resolved magneto-transport response to ultrashort magnetic field pulse. The proposed experimental method relies on extraordinary Hall effect. It measures the dynamics of the perpendicular magnetization component with 9% precision.
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OpenAlex topics: Magnetic properties of thin films · Quantum and electron transport phenomena · Magnetic Field Sensors Techniques
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