AVS 65th International Symposium & Exhibition | |
Magnetic Interfaces and Nanostructures Division | Monday Sessions |
Session MI+2D+EM+NS-MoA |
Session: | IoT Session: Symposium on new Magnetic Materials, Devices and Concepts for the Information Society |
Presenter: | Andrew Kent, New York University |
Correspondent: | Click to Email |
[1] A. Brataas, A. D. Kent and H. Ohno, “Current-Induced Torques in Magnetic Materials,” Nature Materials 11, 372 (2012)
[2] A. D. Kent and D. C. Worledge, “A new spin on magnetic memories,” Nature Nanotechnology 10, 187 (2015)
[3] D. Backes, F. Macia, S. Bonetti, R. Kukreja, H. Ohldag and A. D. Kent, “Direct Observation of a Localized Magnetic Soliton in a Spin-Transfer Nanocontact,” PRL 115, 127205 (2015)
[4] Alex Matos-Abiaguea, Javad Shabani, Andrew D. Kent, Geoffrey L. Fatina, Benedikt Scharfa, Igor Žutić, “Tunable magnetic textures: From Majorana bound states to braiding,” Solid State Communications 262, 1 (2017)
[5] C. Hahn, G. Wolf, B. Kardasz, S. Watts, M. Pinarbasi, A. D. Kent, “Time-resolved studies of the spin-transfer reversal mechanism in perpendicularly magnetized magnetic tunnel junctions,” Physical Review B 94, 214432 (2016)
*Work done in collaboration with Dirk Backes, Gabriel Chaves, Daniel Gopman, Christian Hahn, Jinting Hang, Yuming Hung, Ferran Macia, Daniele Pinna, Laura Rehm, Debangsu Roy, Javad Shabani and Volker Sluka at NYU; Georg Wolf, Bartek Kardasz, Steve Watts and Mustafa Pinarbasi at Spin Transfer Technologies Inc.;and Hendrik Ohldag at SSRL