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      Localization, confinement, and field-controlled propagation of spin waves in\({\text{Ni}}_{80}{\text{Fe}}_{20}\)antidot lattices

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      Physical Review B
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              Spin wave wells in nonellipsoidal micrometer size magnetic elements.

              We show experimentally and by model calculations that in finite, nonellipsoidal, micrometer size magnetic thin film elements the dynamic magnetic eigenexcitations (spin waves) may exhibit strong spatial localization. This localization is due to the formation of a potential well for spin waves in the highly inhomogeneous internal magnetic field within the element.
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                Journal
                PRBMDO
                Physical Review B
                Phys. Rev. B
                American Physical Society (APS)
                1098-0121
                1550-235X
                August 2008
                August 2008
                : 78
                : 5
                Article
                10.1103/PhysRevB.78.054406
                0e04aae4-06ea-47ee-889d-012a7de3c7df
                © 2008

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