Effect of electric field on the magnetic characteristics of a ferromagnetic nanosemiconductor

A theory is developed to describe the effect of an electric field on the magnetization of a thin ferromagnetic semiconductor plate. It is shown that the magnetic moment density is nonuniform under these conditions and that the total magnetic moment and its density depend on the electric field and the temperature. An electric field is found to increase the Curie temperature, and an inflection point is detected in the temperature dependence of the derivative of the total magnetic moment with respect to temperature.     

Stray field magnetic resonance tomography using ferromagnetic spheres

The methodology for obtaining two- and three-dimensional magnetic resonance images by using azimuthally symmetric dipolar magnetic fields from ferromagnetic spheres is described. We utilize the symmetric property of a geometric sphere in the presence of a large externally applied magnetic field to demonstrate that a complete two- or three-dimensional structured rendering of a sample can be obtained without the motion of the sample relative to the sphere. Sequential positioning of the integrated sample-sphere system in an external magnetic field at various angular orientations provides all the required imaging slices for successful computerized tomographic image reconstruction. The elimination of the requirement to scan the sample relative to the ferromagnetic tip in this imaging protocol is a potentially valuable simplification compared to previous scanning probe magnetic resonance imaging proposals.     

Localized spin-wave resonance modes of ferromagnetic microstrips in the field of a magnetic probe

Some results of the micromagnetic modeling of forced magnetization oscillations in planar microstrips of NiFe with easy plane anisotropy and Co/Pt with perpendicular easy axis anisotropy in the field of a magnetic spherical probe are considered. It has been shown that the probe field provokes the appearance of a hedgehog–antivortex coupling state in the NiFe strips, due to its lateral components and a skyrmion magnetization state in the Co/Pt layer. These effects destroy spatial magnetization oscillations in the microstrips and lead to the appearance of additional resonances in the spectrum of oscillations corresponding to the modes localized in the probe field.     

Influence of inhomogeneities in magnetic crystal on ferromagnetic resonance line shape

The general theory of the preceding paper is applied to a concrete case. The spin wave interaction operator, ^s , is derived by quantizing a phenomenological expression, which expresses the contribution to the energy of the magnetic sample, caused by fluctuations in the anisotropic and exchange interaction. The influence of thermally excited spin waves on the absorption of energy from a high-frequency field and the justification for the application of the general results of the preceding paper are discussed on the basis of the form of the operator ^s . The interaction operator of the magnetic sample with the h-f field is also determined, and it is used to give a definite form to the expression for the resonance curve of the imaginary part of the susceptibility '. Using the matrix elements of the operator ^s we calculate the quantitiy, which formally corresponds to the width of the resonance -curve. The magnitude of is estimated numerically and our results are compared with those obtained by A. M. Clogston et al. and E. Schlömann for the line width in monocrystals and the shape of the resonance curve in polycrystals respectively. The expression obtained on the basis of the theory of the preceding paper for the frequency shift diverges in our case. The way in which to avoid this divergence is indicated.

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The author would like to thank S. Krupika for advice and remarks during the work, J. Duek, V. Syneek, and J. ternberk for valuable discussions and F. Zounová for help in the numerical calculations.     

Conductivity in a system of ferromagnetic nanoclusters: the influence of a magnetic field

A theory of the conductivity of insulator + metal nanoclusters composites was developed. The rate constant for tunnel electron transfer between nanoclusters was obtained. Three current passage regimes are possible, regimes of weak, strong, and superstrong electric fields. At weak fields, the distribution of electrons produced in the ionization of neutral clusters is almost equilibrium. Conductivity under these conditions was calculated. A strong magnetic field dependence of the resistance of ferromagnetic clusters is possible. An exact equation for the magnetic field and temperature dependences of resistance was obtained.     

扫场对核磁共振测量的影响

在连续波核磁共振实验中，通常采用低频扫场产生重复再现的共振吸收信号。当处于磁场中的射频线圈引线回路等效面积不为零时，简谐扫场必然引起该闭合回路的磁通量变化，由此而产生同频简谐感生电动势并与核磁共振信号叠加共同构成振荡器输出信号。由于扫场上升和下降过程的感生电动势方向相反，从而扫场前半周和后半周所对应的共振吸收测量信号存在差异。实验结果表明：扫场强度及方向对核磁共振测量影响来源于实验测量技术缺陷，而非核磁共振的物理本质。     

Effect of a strong magnetic field on the chemical equilibrium of the ferromagnetic hydride-hydrogen system

The hydrogen pressure of the ferromagnetic SmCo₅H_x and LaCo₅H_x systems has been measured as a function of magnetic fields up to 7 T. Magnetic fields cause considerable rises in the pressure. The logarithmic pressure change, ln(P_H/P₀), in the β + γ region of LaCo₅H_x is 0.095 in 7 T at room temperature.     

Effect of a weak static magnetic field on nitrogen-14 quadrupole resonance in the case of an axially symmetric electric field gradient tensor

The application of a weak static B₀ magnetic field (less than 1 mT) may produce a well-defined splitting of the ¹⁴N Quadrupole Resonance line when the electric field gradient tensor at the nitrogen nucleus level is of axial symmetry. It is theoretically shown and experimentally confirmed that the actual splitting (when it exists) as well as the line-shape and the signal intensity depends on three factors: (i) the amplitude of B₀, (ii) the amplitude and pulse duration of the radio-frequency field, B₁, used for detecting the NQR signal, and (iii) the relative orientation of B₀ and B₁. For instance, when B₀ is parallel to B₁ and regardless of the B₀ value, the signal intensity is three times larger than when B₀ is perpendicular to B₁. This point is of some importance in practice since NQR measurements are almost always performed in the earth field. Moreover, in the course of this study, it has been recognized that important pieces of information regarding line-shape are contained in data points at the beginning of the free induction decay (fid) which, in practice, are eliminated for avoiding spurious signals due to probe ringing. It has been found that these data points can generally be retrieved by linear prediction (LP) procedures. As a further LP benefit, the signal intensity loss (by about a factor of three) is regained.     

Time-dependent harmonic oscillator in a magnetic field and an electric field on the non-commutative plane

In the non-commutative space, wave functions and geometric phases are derived for the time-dependent harmonic oscillator in external time-dependent magnetic and electric field. Explicit forms of the coherent states are also given, which are not the minimum uncertainty states for the coordinates and momenta.     

Nuclear magnetic resonance in ferromagnetic terbium

The temperature dependence of the magnetic dipole and electric quadrupole hyperfine fields has been measured by NMR in ferromagnetic terbium metal. The results are in excellent agreement with a general theoretical relation connecting moments of the magnetization. This relation allows us to separate ionic and crystalline contributions to the nuclear electric field gradient.     

Analysis of the ferromagnetic resonance spectra of aggregates of magnetite nanoparticles formed by a magnetic field

The ferromagnetic resonance (FMR) spectra of magnetite nanoparticles in aqueous solutions and solid polymer films were analyzed at different particle concentrations, matrix rigidities, temperatures, external magnetic effects, and positions of flat samples in the field of the spectrometer. The formation of linear aggregates of nanoparticles under the influence of magnetic fields is the major factor that changes the FMR spectrum shape and position. The results were analyzed in terms of phenomenological theory of FMR. The applicability of the equations of phenomenological theory was verified, and the fraction of nanoparticles in linear aggregates was evaluated.     

Influence of an electric field on the magnetoabsorption in a field of resonant laser radiation

The frequency dependence of the coefficient of interband magnetoabsorption of a weak electromagnetic wave propagating in a constant electric field and in a field of resonant laser radiation at a frequency equal to the cyclotron frequency (infrared magnetic resonance) is calculated. The specific features observed in interband absorption of the electromagnetic wave in a uniform electric field are considered for the case in which the frequency of laser radiation is equal to the confinement frequency in a parabolic quantum well (infrared quantum-well resonance).     

Properties of Josephson junctions in the inhomogeneous magnetic field of a system of ferromagnetic particles

The effect of a system of ferromagnetic particles on the field-dependent critical current of a Josephson junction is experimentally studied for junctions of different geometries. For edge junctions, the effect of commensurability between the periodic magnetic field of the particles and the Josephson vortex lattice is observed. The effect manifests itself in additional maxima of the field-dependent critical current. For overlap junctions, giant (greater than sixfold) variations of the maximum critical current are observed depending on the magnetic state of the particles. The changes in the “Fraunhofer” pattern of the overlaped Josephson junctions are attributed to the formation of Abrikosov vortices due to the effect of uniformly magnetized particles. The effects revealed in the experiments can be used to analyze the inhomogeneous magnetic field of a system of submicron particles and to control the transport properties of Josephson junctions.     

Effect of a magnetic field on the microhardness of ferromagnetic fields

The microhardness of ferromagnets is studied as a function of an external magnetic field. The maximum values of the relative change in microhardness during measurement without a field and in a magnetic saturation field for low-carbon iron, Kh16 steel, and the powder alloys Fe-TiC (ferroTiC) and PG-KhN80SR-4 are 20–34%. The effect of various processes of change in the magnetic structure on the measured microhardness of the ferromagnet is examined. A relation is established between the effect and the change in magnetic energy due to external stresses.Tula State Technical University. Translated from Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedenii, Fizika, No. 9, pp. 30–33, September, 1994.     

Properties of Josephson junctions in the inhomogeneous magnetic field of a system of ferromagnetic particles

The effect of an array of ferromagnetic nanoparticles on the field-dependent critical current of the short overlap Josephson junction is experimentally studied. Large reversible variations of the maximum critical current are observed depending on the magnetic state of the particles. The pronounced commensurability effects are detected which are proved by the additional peaks of magnetic field induced diffraction pattern.     

由铁磁质限定的无限深槽内线电流的磁场

利用复数坐标系z上的施瓦茨-克利斯多菲变换和镜像法,计算由铁磁质限定的无限深槽内线电流的磁场,给出磁矢势的分布和磁感线方程,并利用数学工具软件MATLAB绘制出其磁感线分布图.