Three-dimensional micromagnetic simulation of spatial distribution of magnetization in thick cobalt layers

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Abstract

Spatial magnetization distribution of cobalt layer is studied by means of three-dimensional micromagnetic simulations in the range of cobalt thickness d from 21 to 249 nm. In this range, a spin-reorientation phase transition occurs, while the cobalt thickness increases, from a state with in-plane magnetization, to a state with out-of-plane components of magnetization. An infinite cobalt layer is modelled by the 750 nm×750 nm×d structure consisting of cubic cells of size of 3 nm and the periodic boundary conditions. For larger thicknesses, a labyrinth, partially closed, stripe structure has been found.

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Kisielewski, M., Maziewski, A., & Zablotskii, V. (2015). Three-dimensional micromagnetic simulation of spatial distribution of magnetization in thick cobalt layers. In Acta Physica Polonica A (Vol. 127, pp. 520–522). Polska Akademia Nauk. https://doi.org/10.12693/APhysPolA.127.520

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