Thickness shear modes and magnetoelastic waves in a bi-layered structure: magnetic film–non-magnetic substrate
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Zukhra Gareeva
Abstract
Thickness modes of magnetoelastic waves in a bi-layered structure magnetic–non-magnetic material have been theoretically investigated. Plots illustrating the dependence of harmonics of resonant frequencies upon the magnetic layer thickness were constructed at various magnetoelastic wave vectors. A dependence of the dimensional resonance frequencies on the wave number of magnetoelastic waves propagating along the saturating field direction is found. Peculiarities of the resonant frequency harmonics behavior with varying magnetic layer thickness and number are analyzed. The multimode character of the thickness magnetoelastic resonances, attributed to the possibility of excitation of magnetoelastic waves with different wave number is discussed.
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