In this work, we report the excitation of spin-waves modes in skyrmion clusters hosted in Co/Pt nanodots by applying an in-plane magnetic field pulse. The direction at which the magnetic field is applied enables the excitation of five main spin-waves modes that are understood in terms of only azimuthal-like modes, which are shown to be strongly dependent on the number of skyrmions stabilized in the system. This feature converts the present system in a mechanism to activate and suppress a set of given modes, which in turn we propose to be utilized as a magnonic key based skyrmion cluster. Our results could be useful in manufacturing potential magnonic logic devices based in skyrmionic textures.
In this work we study the localization properties of diluted and nondiluted disordered direct transmission lines (TLs), when we distribute two values of inductances, L A and L B , according to an asymmetric dichotomous sequence. Using the scaling properties of the participation number D we study the localization properties in the thermodynamic limit. For certain and parameter speci¯c values, which characterize the dichotomous noise, we have found the following limit conditions: lim !1 mð!; ; Þ ! 1:0 or lim !1 mð!; ; Þ ! 1:0, for the appearing of the disorder-order transitions. Here mð!; ; Þ are the slopes of the linear relationships between lnðDÞ and lnðNÞ. In addition, in each ! c resonance frequency generated by the dilution process we demonstrate the existence of extended intermediate states in the thermodynamic limit.
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