Spin Seebeck effect and phonon energy transfer in heterostructures containing layers of a normal metal and a ferromagnetic insulator
arXiv:1907.05739 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.99.134428
Abstract
In the framework of the kinetic approach based on the Boltzmann equation for the phonon distribution function, we analyze phonon heat transfer in a heterostructure containing a layer of a normal metal () and a layer of a ferromagnetic insulator (). Two realistic methods for creating a temperature gradient in such a heterostructure are considered: by heating of the -layer by an electric current and by placing the -bilayer between massive dielectrics with different temperatures. The electron temperature in the -layer and the magnon temperature in the -layer are calculated. The difference in these temperatures determines the voltage on the -layer in the Seebeck spin effect regime. The dependence of on the bath temperature and on the thickness of the and layers is compared with the available experimental data.
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