Stray‐Field‐Free Magnetization Configurations
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- 1 January 1969
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Wiley in Physica Status Solidi (b)
- Vol. 32 (2) , 519-534
Abstract
The concept of stray‐field‐free micromagnetic configurations in applied to Bloch‐ and Néel‐walls, to stripe domains, and to the ripple structure in thin magnetic films. We propose a new structure of Bloch‐walls with a lower energy than the most general classical Bloch‐walls as calculated by LaBonte. In general a stray‐field‐free configuration has a lower symmetry than the simpler structures considered previously. It is concluded that the real structure, if not completely stray‐field‐free, should have at least the same symmetry as a possible stray‐field‐free solution. The significance of Brown's equations, which in general cannot be satisfied without admitting stray‐fields, is analysed with regard to the micromagnetic boundary condition.Keywords
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