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Tag Archives: Spintronics
Gases Team Up for Enhanced Coherence
Magnetic feedback causes two atomic gases to guide each other’s spins into long-lasting collective alignment. Continue reading
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A Ferromagnet That Easily Sheds Spins
Researchers demonstrate room-temperature spin transfer across an interface between an iron-based ferromagnet and a semiconductor, opening a route to creating novel spintronic devices. Continue reading
A Universal Model of Spin Relaxation
A first-principles theory predicts nonequilibrium spin dynamics, including various quantum scatterings for general solid materials. Continue reading
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Spin Transport in Nonmagnetic Materials
Interactions between electron spins and acoustic lattice vibrations in a nonmagnetic material could generate a spin current over a long distance. Continue reading
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