Adiabatic Control of Spin-Wave Propagation using Magnetisation Gradients
arXiv:1711.00508 · doi:10.1038/s41598-018-29191-2
Abstract
Spin waves are of large interest as data carriers for future logic devices. However, due to the strong anisotropic dispersion relation of dipolar spin-waves in in-plane magnetised films the realisation of two-dimensional information transport remains a challenge. Bending of the energy flow is prohibited since energy and momentum of spin waves cannot be conserved while changing the direction of wave propagation. Thus, non-linear or non-stationary mechanisms are usually employed. Here, we propose to use reconfigurable laser-induced magnetisation gradients to break the system's translational symmetry. The resulting changes in the magnetisation shift the dispersion relations locally and allow for operating with different spin-wave modes at the same frequency. Spin-wave momentum is first transformed via refraction at the edge of the magnetisation gradient region and then adiabatically modified inside it. Along these lines the spin-wave propagation direction can be controlled in a broad frequency range with high efficiency.
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