Abstract
We have performed spin transport measurements in metallic Bi/Ni nanowires using the spin absorption method in a lateral spin valve structure. Although Bi has a strong spin-orbit interaction, the spin Hall angle obtained for Bi/Ni nanowires is about 0.008. The magnitude and sign of the spin Hall angle are much smaller than and opposite to those of Cu-Bi alloys, where skew scattering at Bi impurities is dominant. The estimated spin diffusion length (3 nm) of Bi/Ni nanowires is shorter than that of thin Bi films, which indicates that Bi/Ni bilayers have different spin properties from Bi alone.
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Tokuda, M., Kabeya, N., Iwashita, K., Taniguchi, H., Arakawa, T., Yue, D., … Niimi, Y. (2019). Spin transport measurements in metallic Bi/Ni nanowires. Applied Physics Express, 12(5). https://doi.org/10.7567/1882-0786/ab15ae
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