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Discovery Of Coexisting Noncollinear Spin Textures In D2d Heusler Compounds Jagannath Jena

Name: Discovery Of Coexisting Noncollinear Spin Textures In D2d Heusler Compounds Jagannath Jena
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Discovery Of Coexisting Noncollinear Spin Textures In D2d Heusler Compounds Jagannath Jena instant download after payment.

Publisher: Springer

File Extension: PDF

File size: 6.86 MB

Pages: 146

Author: Jagannath Jena

ISBN: 9783031039096, 3031039092

Language: English

Year: 2022

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Discovery Of Coexisting Noncollinear Spin Textures In D2d Heusler Compounds Jagannath Jena by Jagannath Jena 9783031039096, 3031039092 instant download after payment.

Non-collinear spin textures have attracted significant attention due to their topological nature, emergent electromagnetic properties, and potential spintronic and magnonic device applications. This book explores the physical properties of distinct spin textures inD2dcompounds. The main goals of the work are (a) discovering new spin textures inD2dHeusler compounds and studying their detailed properties to enrich the field of non-collinear magnetism (b) optimizing the nano-track geometry and generating isolated and single chains of nano-objects that will establish new hallmarks for technological applications (c) studying the stability of spin textures with magnetic fields and temperatures and finding a way to observe the striking behavior of spin textures near the specimen edges. The first few chapters provide a brief overview of spin textures such as Bloch and Néel skyrmions. In the experimental methods section, the author shows how to identify the single-crystalline grains of a polycrystalline sample, how to make single-crystalline thin specimens and nano-tracks, and then provides explicit descriptions of different imaging techniques performed on a transmission electron microscope. This part will be valuable for beginners wishing to conduct research in experimental nano-magnetism and transmission electron microscope imaging. The core results of the book are presented in four chapters, describing the discovery of several new and unanticipated spin textures, namely square-shaped antiskyrmions, elliptical Bloch skyrmions, fractional antiskyrmions, fractional Bloch skyrmions and elongated (anti)skyrmions in a single D2d Heusler compound. It is shown that these textures can be understood by a combination of dipole-dipole interactions and a chiral vector exchange that makes it possible to stabilize various spin textures even in the same compound. TheD2dcompounds are the first non-centrosymmetric systems shown to host several co-existing non-collinear spin textures.