Quasistatic stability of magnetic bubble domains in potential wells of propagating field

The problem of the calculation and analysis of the nonuniform magnetic driving fields, created by the distributed current at the points of tearing of the conducting sheet continuance with perforations (holes), together with the general equations of the bubble domain motion in propagating current‐access circuits are considered. The HF‐screening effect and crossing skin‐effect, arising at higher frequencies of the drive currents, are also discussed.

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On the theory of bubble domain motion in propagation circuits

Andreev

Khodenkov

Lyashenko

et al. 1979

IEEE Trans. Magn.

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Quasistatic stability of magnetic bubble domains in potential wells of propagating field

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