Moving domain walls in ferromagnetic films with parallel anisotropy
- 1 September 1979
- journal article
- Published by Taylor & Francis in Philosophical Magazine Part B
- Vol. 40 (3) , 223-231
- https://doi.org/10.1080/13642817908246372
Abstract
The dependence of wall mass and energy on wall velocity in thin Permalloy films is calculated by generalizing the Ritz model of Jakubovics (1978) for two-dimensional Bloch walls. In films 1000 Å thick, at low velocities, the wall mass is found to be about 52 times the value expected in bulk Permalloy. The mass increases with increasing velocity, v. Up to v≃3 × 104cm s−1 the increase is similar to that of a relativistic mass, namely proportional to (1−v 2/v ∞2)−½, with a critical velocity v ∞ ≈ 14.6 × 104 cm s −1. For v 3 × 104 cm s−1 the increase of mass with velocity becomes more rapid. The model breaks down for velocities above ≃ 6 × lO4cm s−1.Keywords
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