Abstract

Influence of rotating in-plane field on vertical Bloch lines in the walls of second kind of dumbbell domains (IIDs) was investigated, and a critical in-plane field range [ H ip 1, H ip 2] of which vertical-Bloch lines (VBLs) annihilated in IIDs is found under rotating in-plane field ( H ip 1 is the maximal critical in-plane-field of which hard domains remain stable, H ip 2 is the minimal critical in-plane-field of which all of the hard domains convert to soft bubbles (SBs, without VBLs)). It shows that the in-plane field range [ H ip 1, H ip 2] changes with the change of the rotating angle Δ ϕ. H ip 1 maintains stable, while H ip 2 decreases with the decreasing of rotating angle Δ ϕ. Comparing it with the spontaneous shrinking experiment of IIDs under both bias field and in-plane field, we presume that under the application of in-plane field there exists a direction along which the VBLs in the domain walls annihilate most easily, and it is in the direction that domain walls are perpendicular to the in-plane field.

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