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This study demonstrates how scanning nitrogen-vacancy center spectroscopy enables direct nanoscale visualization of spin waves in complex magnetic materials like YIG and LSMO. By overcoming previous resolution limits, the research reveals critical filtering effects near magnetic scatterers that are essential for developing low-power magnonic computing architectures. These findings advance our ability to engineer spintronic devices where information is transported via collective electron spins rather than electric charge.
Spin-Wave Propagation Visualized at Nanoscale Using NV Centers

Researchers achieved direct imaging of spin-wave propagation in yttrium-iron-garnet and lanthanum strontium manganese oxide films using.
Researchers of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and Beijing Normal University have achieved direct nanoscale visualization of spin-wave propagation in two technologically important magnetic materials using scanning nitrogen-vacancy (NV) center spectroscopy. With Yangmu Li as the submitting author, the team successfully imaged spin…
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