Nearly Isotropic Magnon Transport in Epitaxial Lithium Aluminum Ferrite Thin Films
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| author | Li, Yiming Mikhailova, Katya Takana, Lerato O'Mahoney, Daisy Alaei, Sauviz P. Qu, Guanxiong Petruzzi, Dominic Crossley, Samuel Hwang, Harold Y. Fisher, Ian R. Yu, Clare C. Suzuki, Yuri |
| author_facet | Li, Yiming Mikhailova, Katya Takana, Lerato O'Mahoney, Daisy Alaei, Sauviz P. Qu, Guanxiong Petruzzi, Dominic Crossley, Samuel Hwang, Harold Y. Fisher, Ian R. Yu, Clare C. Suzuki, Yuri |
| contents | Low-loss magnetic insulating thin films are promising for information transport via magnons, where isotropic in-plane magnon propagation is desirable. We report nonlocal measurements of electrically and thermally generated magnons in epitaxial (001) lithium aluminum ferrite Li$_{0.5}$Al$_{0.7}$Fe$_{1.8}$O$_4$ thin films with pronounced fourfold in-plane magnetic anisotropy. By measuring the inverse spin Hall signal as a function of the magnon diffusion distance, we deduce magnon diffusion lengths that are nearly identical along the [100] and [110] directions at 250~K. This isotropy is consistent with a nearly isotropic exchange stiffness. These results highlight spinel ferrites as viable platforms for isotropic magnon transport. |
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| spellingShingle | Nearly Isotropic Magnon Transport in Epitaxial Lithium Aluminum Ferrite Thin Films Li, Yiming Mikhailova, Katya Takana, Lerato O'Mahoney, Daisy Alaei, Sauviz P. Qu, Guanxiong Petruzzi, Dominic Crossley, Samuel Hwang, Harold Y. Fisher, Ian R. Yu, Clare C. Suzuki, Yuri Materials Science Low-loss magnetic insulating thin films are promising for information transport via magnons, where isotropic in-plane magnon propagation is desirable. We report nonlocal measurements of electrically and thermally generated magnons in epitaxial (001) lithium aluminum ferrite Li$_{0.5}$Al$_{0.7}$Fe$_{1.8}$O$_4$ thin films with pronounced fourfold in-plane magnetic anisotropy. By measuring the inverse spin Hall signal as a function of the magnon diffusion distance, we deduce magnon diffusion lengths that are nearly identical along the [100] and [110] directions at 250~K. This isotropy is consistent with a nearly isotropic exchange stiffness. These results highlight spinel ferrites as viable platforms for isotropic magnon transport. |
| title | Nearly Isotropic Magnon Transport in Epitaxial Lithium Aluminum Ferrite Thin Films |
| topic | Materials Science |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.23943 |