Abstract
A theory of exchange dipole hybrid electromagnetic-spin waves is elaborated. The waves propagate in arbitrary magnetized five-layer screened structures where a ferromagnetic layer is separated from the metallic screens by two insulating layers on both sides, the layers having different permittivities. Within this theory, the effect of the screens on the hybrid surface wave spectrum in layered structures is analyzed. The structures consist of a ferromagnetic film that is applied on an insulating substrate and is in contact with a ferroelectric plate.
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