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25 April 2024
 
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Enhancement of domain-wall mobility at the angular momentum compensation temperature detected by NMR
Masaki Imai ; Hiroyuki Chudo ; Mamoru Matsuo ; Sadamichi Maekawa ; Eiji Saitoh ;
Date 6 Nov 2019
AbstractThe angular momentum compensation temperature $T_{ m A}$ of ferrimagnets is attracting attention because of high-speed magnetic dynamics near $T_{ m A}$. We show that NMR measurement in ferrimagnets is capable of determining $T_{ m A}$ and domain-wall mobility. We perform a $^{57}$Fe-NMR study on the ferrimagnet Ho$_3$Fe$_5$O$_{12}$ with $T_{ m A} = 245$~K. The intensity of the NMR signal from nuclei inside domain walls shows a maximum at $T_{ m A}$. Conversely, the NMR signal intensity from nuclei inside domains does not show any anomalies at $T_{ m A}$. Because the domain-wall motion enhances NMR signal from nuclei inside domain walls, the NMR signal is enhanced at $T_{ m A}$, where the domain-wall mobility increases. The use of NMR in the multi-domain state is a powerful tool to estimate the domain-wall mobility as well as to determine $T_{ m A}$.
Source arXiv, 1911.2207
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