Encoding Magnetic States in Monopole‐Like Configurations Using Superconducting Dots

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Other literature type 14 Sep 2016 Italy, Spain, Germany, Spain English Publisher:WileyJournal:Advanced Science, volume 3 (issn: 2198-3844, eissn: 2198-3844,

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Authors: Palau A.; Valencia S.; Del-Valle N.; Navau C.; Cialone M.; Arora A.; Kronast F.; +4 Authors

doi: 10.1002/advs.201600207

pmid: 27980997

pmc: PMC5102658

handle: 10261/144142 , 11567/1071450

Encoding Magnetic States in Monopole‐Like Configurations Using Superconducting Dots

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Abstract

A large manifold of nontrivial spin textures, including the stabilization of monopole-like fields, are generated by using a completely new and versatile approach based on the combination of superconductivity and magnetism. Robust, stable, and easily controllable complex spin structures are encoded, modified, and annihilated in a continuous magnetic thin film by defining a variety of magnetic states in superconducting dots.

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Italy, Spain, Germany, Spain

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Spanish National Research Council
Spain
Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin für Materialien und Energie
Germany
Autonomous University of Barcelona
Spain
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
United States
University of Genoa
Italy

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Keywords

micromagnetic simulations; monopolar fields; spin textures; superconductor-ferromagnetic hybrids; XMCD PEEM images, XMCD PEEM images, Monopolar fields, Superconductor-ferromagnetic hybrids, Spin textures, Large scale facilities for research with photons neutrons and ions, Micromagnetic simulations, Communications

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