Abstract
We have observed a four-fold variation of the anisotropy and damping of the magnetisation precession in a square Ni81Fe19 element of 10 μm length by time-resolved scanning Kerr-effect microscopy. The measured frequencies are interpreted with the aid of a coherent rotation model, while micromagnetic modelling is used to understand the dynamic magnetic images and hence the variation of the damping.
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