Low damping (111) oriented lithium aluminum ferrite thin films for spin wave applications

Lerato Takana(Stanford University), Y. Suzuki(Stanford University), Xin Yu Zheng(Stanford University), I. R. Fisher(SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory), Sauviz P. Alaei(Stanford University), Christoph Klewe(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), Alpha T. N’Diaye(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), Artūras Vailionis(SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory), Sanyum Channa(Stanford University), Padraic Shafer(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), Daisy O’Mahoney(Stanford University), Yuntian Li(Stanford University)
Applied Physics Letters
July 21, 2025
10.1063/5.0278599
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