Reversal Modes of Simulated Iron Nanopillars in an Obliquely Oriented Field
S. H. Thompson, G. Brown, P. A. Rikvold
Abstract
Stochastic micromagnetic simulations are employed to study switching in three-dimensional magnetic nanopillars exposed to highly misaligned fields. The switching appears to proceed through two different decay modes, characterized by very different average lifetimes and different average values of the transverse magnetization components.
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