Adiabatic limit of RKKY range function in one dimension
arXiv:2112.04725 · doi:10.1016/j.jmmm.2021.168874
Abstract
The RKKY interaction is an important theoretical model for indirect exchange interaction in magnetic multilayer. The expression for RKKY range function in three dimension and lower has been derived in the 1950s. However, the expression for one dimension is still studied in recent years, due to its strong singularity. By using an adiabatic limit of retarded Green's function form that directly related to RKKY interaction in one dimension, we decompose the singularity and recover the range function. Furthermore, we show in adiabatic limit, RKKY interaction also induces one-dimensional spin pumping and distance-dependent magnetic damping.
arXiv comment6+ pages, 4 figures
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