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Stochastic ejection of nanocontact droplet solitons via drift instability
Richard O. Moore, Mark A. Hoefer
Mathematical Sciences
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Ejection
100%
Spin Transfer Torque
100%
Drift Instability
100%
Nanocontact
100%
Magnetic Droplet Soliton
66%
Active Regions
33%
Thermal Field
33%
Ferromagnetic Thin Film
33%
Thermal Fluctuations
33%
Large Amplitude
33%
Wave State
33%
Most Likely Path
33%
Perpendicular Magnetic Anisotropy
33%
Soliton Perturbation Theory
33%
Finite Temperature
33%
Large Deviation Theory
33%
Effective Lower Bound
33%
Magnetic Damping
33%
Ejection Ratio
33%
Engineering
Spin Transfer
100%
Nanocontact
100%
Thin Films
33%
Active Region
33%
Thermal Field
33%
Thermal Fluctuation
33%
Large Deviation Theory
33%
Physics
Solitary Wave
100%
Nanocontact
100%
Thin Films
16%
Perpendicular Magnetic Anisotropy
16%
Perturbation Theory
16%
Finite-Temperature
16%
Magnetic Damping
16%