Nonlinear Phenomena In Ferromagnetic Double Layers
M. A. Malugina, Yu. P. Sharaevsky
Abstract
The non-stationary nonlinear models of magnetostatic waves propagation in layered ferromagnetic structures are developed. This models are based on use of the coupled nonlinear Schrodinger equations for amplitude of a bending around taking into account an electrodynamic coupling between layers. The basic nonlinear processes in such structures, in particular, the effects of self-modulation and solitons formation are studied numerically, in comparison with the similar effects in single ferromagnetic films.
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