Spin-Polarized Current-Driven Ferromagnetic Domain Wall Motion with a Skyrmion-Like Building Block
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https://doi.org/10.15407/ujpe65.10.919Keywords:
ferromagnet, domain wall, skyrmion-like building block, spin-polarized currentAbstract
The purpose of the research is the construction of an analytic model for the description of a spin-polarized current-driven ferromagnetic domain wall motion with a skyrmion-like building block. The motion velocity of the ferromagnetic domain wall with a skyrmion-like building block is found as a function of the driving torques and an external magnetic field strength.
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