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Geometry-dependent scaling of critical current densities for current-induced domain wall motion and transformations

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Rhensius, Jan
Cho, Y.-J.
Körner, H. S.
Fischer, J.
Backes, Dirk

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Physical Review / B. 2009, 80(18), 184405. Available under: doi: 10.1103/PhysRevB.80.184405

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In a combined theoretical and experimental study, we investigate the critical current densities for vortex domain walls in magnetic nanowires. We systematically determine the critical current densities for continuous motion of vortex walls as a function of the wire width for different wire thicknesses and we find that the critical current density increases monotonously with decreasing wire width. Theoretically we present a mechanism that predicts a threshold current density based on wall transformations and this leads to a scaling of the critical current density jc1/width. The origin of this scaling is found to be the different dependence of the spin torque energy and the vortex nucleation energy on the wire width and good agreement with the experimental observations is found.

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ISO 690HEYNE, Lutz, Jan RHENSIUS, Y.-J. CHO, Daniel BEDAU, Stephen KRZYK, Christian DETTE, H. S. KÖRNER, J. FISCHER, Markus LAUFENBERG, Dirk BACKES, Laura Jane HEYDERMAN, Loic JOLY, Frithjof NOLTING, Gen TATARA, Hiroshi KOHNO, Sunae SEO, Ulrich RÜDIGER, Mathias KLÄUI, 2009. Geometry-dependent scaling of critical current densities for current-induced domain wall motion and transformations. In: Physical Review / B. 2009, 80(18), 184405. Available under: doi: 10.1103/PhysRevB.80.184405
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  volume={80},
  journal={Physical Review / B},
  author={Heyne, Lutz and Rhensius, Jan and Cho, Y.-J. and Bedau, Daniel and Krzyk, Stephen and Dette, Christian and Körner, H. S. and Fischer, J. and Laufenberg, Markus and Backes, Dirk and Heyderman, Laura Jane and Joly, Loic and Nolting, Frithjof and Tatara, Gen and Kohno, Hiroshi and Seo, Sunae and Rüdiger, Ulrich and Kläui, Mathias},
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