Special features of low-temperature microwave ferromagnetic resonance in nanometer ferrite layer patterned by macroporous silicon substrate

Abstract

Experimental magnetic resonance spectra for nanometer ferrite brand 1SCh4 layer deposited on macroporous silicon substrate, obtained at T = 300 and 4.2 K in the frequency ranges of 5–15 and 60–75 GHz, respectively, were analyzed. In addition to the ferromagnetic resonance mode, additional peaks were found in the magnetoresonance spectra. An analysis using the known theoretical concepts of the modern spin dynamic theory, together with the results of micromagnetic simulation, showed the formation of spin-wave oscillation modes that arise due to the structurization of the ferrite layer by a substrate of macroporous silicon.