Evidence for a Magnetic Seebeck effect
arXiv:1306.1001 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.111.087205
Abstract
The irreversible thermodynamics of a continuous medium with magnetic dipoles predicts that a temperature gradient in the presence of magnetisation waves induces a magnetic induction field, which is the magnetic analog of the Seebeck effect. This thermal gradient modulates the precession and relaxation. The Magnetic Seebeck effect implies that magnetisation waves propagating in the direction of the temperature gradient and the external magnetic induction field are less attenuated, while magnetisation waves propagating in the opposite direction are more attenuated.
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