Abstract
Magnetic resonance technique may successfully be applied to determine some basic parameters such as g-factor, magnetization Ms or anisotropy energy constant Ku in thin magnetic frlms. These parameters are obtained from a ferromagnetic resonance experiment when uniform precession of M$stakes place. From spin-wave resonance one may extract very valuable information on the exchange constant A or the surface conditions characterized by the surface anisotropy energy (or pinning parameters p). In fact, it is only spin-wave resonance or similar techniques which allow for measurements of A, p or the coupling constant Kc between ferromagnetic sublayers in multilayered structure. The magnetic phase diagram, temperature dependence of the spin-waves stiffness constant, and the anisotropy energy constant may also be listed as 1ess common examples of spin-wave resonance technique application for the investigation of thin films. This paper presents a theoretical approach to typical examples of experimental results and their interpretation from spin-wave resonance measurements.
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