Abstract
The frequency dependence of the nonequilibrium magnetization arising in an electron gas due to spin injection from a half-metallic ferromagnet into a nonmagnetic material is theoretically analyzed. It is shown that high-frequency spin injection gives rise to nonequilibrium magnetization waves, which decay at a length much smaller than the spin diffusion length. This reduces the efficiency of spin injection.
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