Abstract
Magnetization excitation in micron sized FeNi disks with different diameters is studied by broadband ferromagnetic resonance (FMR) measurement. Except the main FMR peak, additional adsorption peaks with lower energies are observed. Both micromagnetic simulation and quantum spin wave calculation confirm that the low-energy excitation states are attributed to backward volume magnetostatic (BVM) spin waves. The size dependence of the low-energy states is systematically studied in 50-nm-thick Py disks with diameters larger than 500 nm, and the linewidth of the first BVM state is found to be obviously smaller than that of the FMR absorption peak. Through a quantitative comparison with experimental results, the quantum spin wave calculation is proven to be a reliable method to get the susceptibility and is much faster than the classical micromagnetic simulations.
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