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Microwave Propagation in Ferrimagnetics pp 143–289Cite as

Magnetostatic Waves in Layered Planar Structures

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The magnetostatic modes in ferrimagnetics were first observed by White and Solt (1956) as spurious peaks in a ferromagnetic resonance experiment. Mercereau and Feynman (1956) described the physical conditions for the occurrence of resonances in the presence of a nonuniform alternating magnetic field. Walker (1957) analyzed the magnetostatic modes of a ferrimagnetic spheroid. Subsequently, the magnetostatic modes in various sample geometries (e.g., sphere, ellipsoid, disc, rod, etc.) were theoretically and experimentally investigated (Walker, 1963). Auld (1960) considered plane wave propagation in an infinite ferrimagnetic medium and showed that, in those regions of the dispersion curves where the wavenumbers are relatively large, the plane wave field satisfies the magnetostatic conditions; thus, the magnetostatic modes are significant even for unbounded media. Damon and Eshbach (1961) investigated the magnetostatic modes in a planar structure, i.e., a semi-infinite ferromagnetic slab. The main purpose of their investigation was to clarify the relationship between the large wavenumber spin wave modes and the magnetostatic modes of a finite sample. As such, they analyzed, in detail, the surface and bulk modes*; of a semi-infinite ferrimagnetic slab which is magnetized parallel-to its face. It was recognized later (Olson and Yaeger, 1965; Brundle and Freedman, 1968a, b) that appreciable time delays can be obtained at microwave frequencies from guided surface and bulk magnetostatic waves. The subsequent theoretical and experimental studies of magnetostatic wave propagation in a variety of layered structures have led to the development of several devices. The initial thrust in this area was on surface waves propagating on rather thick YIG plates. In this case the nonuniform internal dc magnetic field makes the theoretical analysis as well as the interpretation of experimental data somewhat difficult. In recent years with the advent of epitaxial growth of high-quality ferrimagnetic films, the magnetostatic wave propagation in layered planar structures has become significant.

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Sodha, M.S., Srivastava, N.C. (1981). Magnetostatic Waves in Layered Planar Structures. In: Microwave Propagation in Ferrimagnetics. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-5839-9_4

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