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Probing spin transfer effects with a nitrogen-vacancy center in diamond

Adrian Solyom, Zackary Flansberry, Märta A. Tschudin, Nathaniel Leitao, Michel Pioro-Ladrière, Jack C. Sankey, Lilian Childress

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Spin transfer (ST) torques can be used to damp and anti-damp the magnetic dynamics of ferromagnetic nanostructures. We detect such effects using a single proximal nitrogen-vacancy center spin, observing parametrically-driven, ST anti-damped magnetic oscillations as well as ST damping of stray field noise consistent with cooling to ~150K.

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Spin transfer (ST) torques can be used to damp and anti-damp the magnetic dynamics of ferromagnetic nanostructures. We detect such effects using a single proximal nitrogen-vacancy center spin, observing parametrically-driven, ST anti-damped magnetic oscillations as well as ST damping of stray field noise consistent with cooling to ~150K.

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Spin transfer (ST) torques can be used to damp and anti-damp the magnetic dynamics of ferromagnetic nanostructures. We detect such effects using a single proximal nitrogen-vacancy center spin, observing parametrically-driven, ST anti-damped magnetic oscillations as well as ST damping of stray field noise consistent with cooling to ~150K.

Key concepts: Diamond, Condensed matter physics, Vacancy defect, Ferromagnetism, Spin (aerodynamics), Magnetic field, Nitrogen-vacancy center, Materials science

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