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Magnetostatic Spin Waves

Authors	Kirk T. McDonald
Categories	physics.class-ph
ArXiv ID	physics/0312026
URL	https://arxiv.org/abs/physics/0312026

Abstract

In general, Maxwell's equations require that a wave of magnetic field be accompanied by a wave of electric field, and vice versa. In magnetic media it is possible to have waves of magnetization with negligible electric field. We discuss an example of this based on ferromagnetic spin waves.

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