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A study is performed of the characteristics of a surface spin wave propagating perpendicular to the direction of a uniform magnetic field in a tangentially magnetized plane-parallel metal–ferrite–dielectric–metal structure. It is established that at certain parameters of the structure, quasilinear portions appear in the dispersion dependence of this wave which can ensure the undistorted transmission of a useful signal modulating the surface spin wave.

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Edwin H. Lokk

Properties of backward electromagnetic waves and negative reflection in ferrite films

Negative refractive index for a surface magnetostatic wave propagating through the boundary between a ferrite and ferrite-insulator-metal media

Negative refractive index for a surface magnetostatic wave propagating through the boundary between a ferrite and ferrite-insulator-metal media

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Undistorted Transmission of a Useful Signal by Surface Spin Waves in a Metal–Ferrite–Dielectric–Metal Structure

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