Enhancing the spin-transfer torque through proximity of quantum well states
Ioannis Theodonis, Alan Kalitsov, Nicholas Kioussis
Abstract
We predict that the spin-transfer, Ti,||, and field-like, Ti,, components of the local spin torque are dramatically enhanced in double-barrier magnetic tunnel junctions. The spin-mixing enhancement is due to the energetic proximity of majority and minority quantum well states (QWS) of different quantum numbers within the bias window. Ti,|| exhibits a switch-on and switch-off step-like bias behavior when spin polarized QWS enter the bias window or exit the energy band, while Ti,, changes sign between switch-on biases. The net T exhibits an anomalous angular behavior due to the bias interplay of the bilinear and biquadratic effective exchange couplings.
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