Spintronics theory without spin current (Conference Presentation)
Gen Tatara
Abstract
Gen Tatara
Abstract
Theory of spin-charge conversion effects in spintronics are presented in terms of correlation functions of physical observables, spin and electric current. Direct and inverse spin Hall effects and spin pumping effect are studied considering metallic systems with random spin-orbit interaction and spatially nonuniform Rashba interaction. The theory is free from ambiguity associated with spin current, and provides a clear physical picture of the spin-charge conversion effects. In the present approach, the spin current transmission efficiency turns out essentially to be the nonuniform component of magnetic susceptibility.
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Theory of spin-charge conversion effects in spintronics are presented in terms of correlation functions of physical observables, spin and electric current. Direct and inverse spin Hall effects and spin pumping effect are studied considering metallic systems with random spin-orbit interaction and spatially nonuniform Rashba interaction. The theory is free from ambiguity associated with spin current, and provides a clear physical picture of the spin-charge conversion effects. In the present approach, the spin current transmission efficiency turns out essentially to be the nonuniform component of magnetic susceptibility.
Key concepts: Spintronics, Spin Hall effect, Spinplasmonics, Spin pumping, Spin (aerodynamics), Condensed matter physics, Physics, Spin engineering