Abstract
Kinetics of the in-plane magnetization reversal in a (La,Sr)MnO3 thin film has been studied at different temperatures using the magneto-optic visualization technique. In addition to changes of the domain wall coercivity and mobility, dramatic transformations of the domain wall structure have been observed. Motion of a single zig-zag domain wall is typical for high temperature magnetization reversal, whereas complicated diffuse transient structure between the two principal domains is observed at low temperature. Generation of secondary bubble domains in front of a moving wall has been observed for the first time in a quasistatic regime, contrary to previous superfast experiments.
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