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| adam_text | Contents
List of Contributors
xiii
1
Optical phenomena in magnetic
semiconductors
1
H. Munekata
1.1
Introduction
1
1.2
Optical properties of Ill-V-based MAS
2
1.2.1
Brief history
2
1.2.2
Hole-mediated ferromagnetism
3
1.2.3
Optical properties
6
1.3
Photo-induced ferromagnetism
11
1.3.1
Effect of charge injection I: photo-induced
ferromagnetism
11
1.3.2
Effect of charge injection II: optical control of
coercive force
14
1.4
Photo-induced magnetization rotation effect of spin
injection
17
1.5
Spin dynamics
23
1.6
Possible applications
29
1.6.1
Magnetization reversal by electrical spin
injection
30
1.6.2
Circularly polarized light emitters and detector
32
References
36
2
Bipolar spintronics
43
Igor
Žutić
and
Jaroslav
Fabian
2.1
Preliminaries
43
2.1.1
Introduction
43
2.1.2
Concept of spin polarization
44
2.1.3
Optical spin orientation
46
2.1.4
Spin injection in metallic F/N junctions
49
2.1.5
Spin relaxation in semiconductors
55
2.2
Bipolar spin-polarized transport and applications
61
2.2.1
Spin-polarized drift-diffusion equations
61
2.2.2
Spin-polarized
p
-п
junctions
65
2.2.3
Magnetic
p
-п
junctions
70
VII
viii CONTENTS
2.2.4
Spin transistors
74
2.2.5
Outlook and future directions
86
References
88
3
Probing and manipulating spin effects in
quantum dots
93
S. Tarucha,
M. Stopa, S.
Sasaki, and
K. Ono
3.1
Introduction and some history
93
3.2
Charge and spin in single quantum dots
96
3.2.1
Constant interaction model
96
3.2.2
Spin and exchange effect
99
3.3
Controlling spin states in single quantum dots
101
3.3.1
Singlet-triplet and doublet-doublet crossings
101
3.3.2
Non-linear regime for singlet-triplet crossing
104
3.3.3
Zeeman
effect
105
3.4
Charge and spin in double quantum dots
109
3.4.1
Hydrogen molecule model
109
3.4.2
Stability diagram of charge states
110
3.4.3
Exchange coupling in the scheme of quantum
computing
112
3.5
Spin relaxation in quantum dots
114
3.5.1
Transverse and longitudinal relaxation
114
3.5.2
Effect of spin-orbit interaction
117
3.6
Spin blockade in single-electron tunneling
118
3.6.1
Suppression of single-electron tunneling
118
3.6.2 Pauli
effect in coupled dots
119
3.6.3
Lifting of
Pauli
spin blockade by hyperfine
coupling
122
3.7
Cotunneling and the Kondo effect
125
3.7.1
Cotunneling
125
3.7.2
The standard Kondo effect
127
3.7.3
The
S
-Т
and D-D Kondo effect
131
3.8
Conclusions
139
References
140
4
Spin-dependent transport in single-electron
devices
145
Jan Martinek
and
Józef Barnaś
4.1
Single-electron transport
146
4.2
Model Hamiltonian
148
4.2.1
Metallic or ferromagnetic island
149
4.2.2
Quantum dot
-
Anderson model
149
4.3
Transport regimes
150
4.4
Weak coupling
-
sequential tunneling
151
CONTENTS ix
4.4.1 Quantum
dot
151
4.4.2 Non-Collinear
geometry
155
4.4.3
Ferromagnetic island
159
4.4.4
Metallic island
161
4.4.5
Shot noise
164
4.5
Cotunneling
167
4.5.1
Ferromagnetic island
167
4.5.2
Metallic island
168
4.5.3
Quantum dot
170
4.6
Strong coupling
-
Kondo effect
171
4.6.1
Perturbative-scaling approach
172
4.6.2
Numerical renormalization group
173
4.6.3
Gate-controlled spin-splitting in quantum dots
177
4.6.4
Non-equilibrium transport properties
182
4.6.5
Relation to experiment
184
4.7
RKKY interaction between quantum dots
184
4.7.1
Flux-dependent RKKY interaction
185
4.7.2
RKKY interaction
-
experimental results
188
References
190
5
Spin-transfer torques and nanomagnets
195
Daniel C. Ralph and Robert A. Buhrman
5.1
Spin-transfer torques
195
5.1.1
Intuitive picture of spin-transfer torques
196
5.1.2
The case of two magnetic layers
198
5.1.3
Simple picture of spin-transfer-driven magnetic
dynamics
200
5.1.4
Experimental results
203
5.1.5
Applications of spin transfer torques
216
5.2
Electrons in micro- and nanomagnets
219
5.2.1
Micron-scale magnets and Coulomb blockade
220
5.2.2
Ferromagnetic nanoparticles
222
5.2.3
Magnetic molecules and the Kondo effect
227
References
234
6
Tunnel spin injectors
239
Xin Jiang and Stuart Parkin
6.1
Introduction
239
6.2
Magnetic tunnel junctions
241
6.2.1
Tunneling spin polarization
245
6.2.2
Giant tunneling using MgO tunnel barriers
247
6.3
Magnetic tunnel transistor
256
6.3.1
Hot electron devices
256
CONTENTS
6.3.2
Energy-dependent electron transport in the
magnetic tunnel transistor
263
6.4
Tunnel-based spin injectors
272
6.4.1
Spin injection
272
6.4.2
Spin injection using tunnel injectors
276
References
287
7
Theory of spin-transfer torque and domain
wall motion in magnetic nanostructures
293
S. E. Barnes and S. Maekawa
7.1
Introduction
293
7.2
Landau-Lifshitz equations
294
7.2.1
Relaxation and the Landau—Lifshitz equations
296
7.3
Models for itinerant ferromagnets
298
7.3.1
Description of the ferromagnetic spin
300
7.3.2
Quantum effects
302
7.4
Angular momentum transfer for bi-layers
303
7.4.1
Gauge theory
307
7.4.2
Spin-motiveforces (smf) in bi-layers
310
7.5
Magnetic dynamics of bi-layers
312
7.5.1
Relaxation of dynamical modes
313
7.6
Description of the dynamical modes
314
7.6.1
Effective particle description of the dynamical
modes
315
7.6.2
Static critical current
318
7.6.3
Stability of small-angle oscillations
-
dynamic
critical points
319
7.6.4
Stability of the negative temperature fixed point
320
7.6.5
The role of the smf/emf due to dynamical modes
322
7.6.6
Interactions of
ferro-
and metallic layers
324
7.6.7
The relaxation bottleneck and dynamics of an
FN-interface
325
7.6.8
Dynamics of FNP domains
327
7.6.9
Angular momentum transfer in FNF domains
328
7.6.10
Angular momentum transfer in NFN systems
329
7.7
Domain walls
329
7.7.1
Relaxation in domain walls
332
7.7.2
Angular momentum transfer in domain walls
333
7.7.3
Pinning of domain walls
335
7.7.4
The smf/emf produced by a domain wall
337
7.7.5
Applications of the smf produced by a domain
wall
338
References
340
CONTENTS xi
8
Spin injection and spin transport in hybrid
nanostructures
343
S. Takahashi, H.
Imamura,
and S. Maekawa
8.1
Introduction
343
8.2
Spin injection, spin accumulation, and spin current
344
8.2.1
Spin transport in non-local geometry
345
8.2.2
Spin accumulation signal
348
8.2.3
Non-local spin injection and manipulation
352
8.3
Spin injection into superconductors
353
8.4
Spin Hall effect
357
8.4.1
Basic formulation
358
8.4.2
Scattering probability and Boltzmann equation
360
8.4.3
Spin and charge Hall currents
363
8.4.4
Spin-orbit coupling parameter
364
8.4.5
Non-local spin Hall effect
365
8.5
Appendix: Electrochemical potentials in F1/N/F2
366
References
367
9
Andreev reflection at ferromagnet/
superconductor interfaces
371
H.
Imamura,
S.
Takahashi, and S. Maekawa
9.1
Basic theory of Andreev reflection
371
9.2
Point-contact Andreev reflection
376
9.3
Ferromagnet/superconductor/ferromagnet double
junctions
383
9.4
Crossed Andreev reflection
388
References
393
Index
395
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| adam_txt |
Contents
List of Contributors
xiii
1
Optical phenomena in magnetic
semiconductors
1
H. Munekata
1.1
Introduction
1
1.2
Optical properties of Ill-V-based MAS
2
1.2.1
Brief history
2
1.2.2
Hole-mediated ferromagnetism
3
1.2.3
Optical properties
6
1.3
Photo-induced ferromagnetism
11
1.3.1
Effect of charge injection I: photo-induced
ferromagnetism
11
1.3.2
Effect of charge injection II: optical control of
coercive force
14
1.4
Photo-induced magnetization rotation effect of spin
injection
17
1.5
Spin dynamics
23
1.6
Possible applications
29
1.6.1
Magnetization reversal by electrical spin
injection
30
1.6.2
Circularly polarized light emitters and detector
32
References
36
2
Bipolar spintronics
43
Igor
Žutić
and
Jaroslav
Fabian
2.1
Preliminaries
43
2.1.1
Introduction
43
2.1.2
Concept of spin polarization
44
2.1.3
Optical spin orientation
46
2.1.4
Spin injection in metallic F/N junctions
49
2.1.5
Spin relaxation in semiconductors
55
2.2
Bipolar spin-polarized transport and applications
61
2.2.1
Spin-polarized drift-diffusion equations
61
2.2.2
Spin-polarized
p
-п
junctions
65
2.2.3
Magnetic
p
-п
junctions
70
VII
viii CONTENTS
2.2.4
Spin transistors
74
2.2.5
Outlook and future directions
86
References
88
3
Probing and manipulating spin effects in
quantum dots
93
S. Tarucha,
M. Stopa, S.
Sasaki, and
K. Ono
3.1
Introduction and some history
93
3.2
Charge and spin in single quantum dots
96
3.2.1
Constant interaction model
96
3.2.2
Spin and exchange effect
99
3.3
Controlling spin states in single quantum dots
101
3.3.1
Singlet-triplet and doublet-doublet crossings
101
3.3.2
Non-linear regime for singlet-triplet crossing
104
3.3.3
Zeeman
effect
105
3.4
Charge and spin in double quantum dots
109
3.4.1
Hydrogen molecule model
109
3.4.2
Stability diagram of charge states
110
3.4.3
Exchange coupling in the scheme of quantum
computing
112
3.5
Spin relaxation in quantum dots
114
3.5.1
Transverse and longitudinal relaxation
114
3.5.2
Effect of spin-orbit interaction
117
3.6
Spin blockade in single-electron tunneling
118
3.6.1
Suppression of single-electron tunneling
118
3.6.2 Pauli
effect in coupled dots
119
3.6.3
Lifting of
Pauli
spin blockade by hyperfine
coupling
122
3.7
Cotunneling and the Kondo effect
125
3.7.1
Cotunneling
125
3.7.2
The standard Kondo effect
127
3.7.3
The
S
-Т
and D-D Kondo effect
131
3.8
Conclusions
139
References
140
4
Spin-dependent transport in single-electron
devices
145
Jan Martinek
and
Józef Barnaś
4.1
Single-electron transport
146
4.2
Model Hamiltonian
148
4.2.1
Metallic or ferromagnetic island
149
4.2.2
Quantum dot
-
Anderson model
149
4.3
Transport regimes
150
4.4
Weak coupling
-
sequential tunneling
151
CONTENTS ix
4.4.1 Quantum
dot
151
4.4.2 Non-Collinear
geometry
155
4.4.3
Ferromagnetic island
159
4.4.4
Metallic island
161
4.4.5
Shot noise
164
4.5
Cotunneling
167
4.5.1
Ferromagnetic island
167
4.5.2
Metallic island
168
4.5.3
Quantum dot
170
4.6
Strong coupling
-
Kondo effect
171
4.6.1
Perturbative-scaling approach
172
4.6.2
Numerical renormalization group
173
4.6.3
Gate-controlled spin-splitting in quantum dots
177
4.6.4
Non-equilibrium transport properties
182
4.6.5
Relation to experiment
184
4.7
RKKY interaction between quantum dots
184
4.7.1
Flux-dependent RKKY interaction
185
4.7.2
RKKY interaction
-
experimental results
188
References
190
5
Spin-transfer torques and nanomagnets
195
Daniel C. Ralph and Robert A. Buhrman
5.1
Spin-transfer torques
195
5.1.1
Intuitive picture of spin-transfer torques
196
5.1.2
The case of two magnetic layers
198
5.1.3
Simple picture of spin-transfer-driven magnetic
dynamics
200
5.1.4
Experimental results
203
5.1.5
Applications of spin transfer torques
216
5.2
Electrons in micro- and nanomagnets
219
5.2.1
Micron-scale magnets and Coulomb blockade
220
5.2.2
Ferromagnetic nanoparticles
222
5.2.3
Magnetic molecules and the Kondo effect
227
References
234
6
Tunnel spin injectors
239
Xin Jiang and Stuart Parkin
6.1
Introduction
239
6.2
Magnetic tunnel junctions
241
6.2.1
Tunneling spin polarization
245
6.2.2
Giant tunneling using MgO tunnel barriers
247
6.3
Magnetic tunnel transistor
256
6.3.1
Hot electron devices
256
CONTENTS
6.3.2
Energy-dependent electron transport in the
magnetic tunnel transistor
263
6.4
Tunnel-based spin injectors
272
6.4.1
Spin injection
272
6.4.2
Spin injection using tunnel injectors
276
References
287
7
Theory of spin-transfer torque and domain
wall motion in magnetic nanostructures
293
S. E. Barnes and S. Maekawa
7.1
Introduction
293
7.2
Landau-Lifshitz equations
294
7.2.1
Relaxation and the Landau—Lifshitz equations
296
7.3
Models for itinerant ferromagnets
298
7.3.1
Description of the ferromagnetic spin
300
7.3.2
Quantum effects
302
7.4
Angular momentum transfer for bi-layers
303
7.4.1
Gauge theory
307
7.4.2
Spin-motiveforces (smf) in bi-layers
310
7.5
Magnetic dynamics of bi-layers
312
7.5.1
Relaxation of dynamical modes
313
7.6
Description of the dynamical modes
314
7.6.1
Effective particle description of the dynamical
modes
315
7.6.2
Static critical current
318
7.6.3
Stability of small-angle oscillations
-
dynamic
critical points
319
7.6.4
Stability of the negative temperature fixed point
320
7.6.5
The role of the smf/emf due to dynamical modes
322
7.6.6
Interactions of
ferro-
and metallic layers
324
7.6.7
The relaxation bottleneck and dynamics of an
FN-interface
325
7.6.8
Dynamics of FNP domains
327
7.6.9
Angular momentum transfer in FNF domains
328
7.6.10
Angular momentum transfer in NFN systems
329
7.7
Domain walls
329
7.7.1
Relaxation in domain walls
332
7.7.2
Angular momentum transfer in domain walls
333
7.7.3
Pinning of domain walls
335
7.7.4
The smf/emf produced by a domain wall
337
7.7.5
Applications of the smf produced by a domain
wall
338
References
340
CONTENTS xi
8
Spin injection and spin transport in hybrid
nanostructures
343
S. Takahashi, H.
Imamura,
and S. Maekawa
8.1
Introduction
343
8.2
Spin injection, spin accumulation, and spin current
344
8.2.1
Spin transport in non-local geometry
345
8.2.2
Spin accumulation signal
348
8.2.3
Non-local spin injection and manipulation
352
8.3
Spin injection into superconductors
353
8.4
Spin Hall effect
357
8.4.1
Basic formulation
358
8.4.2
Scattering probability and Boltzmann equation
360
8.4.3
Spin and charge Hall currents
363
8.4.4
Spin-orbit coupling parameter
364
8.4.5
Non-local spin Hall effect
365
8.5
Appendix: Electrochemical potentials in F1/N/F2
366
References
367
9
Andreev reflection at ferromagnet/
superconductor interfaces
371
H.
Imamura,
S.
Takahashi, and S. Maekawa
9.1
Basic theory of Andreev reflection
371
9.2
Point-contact Andreev reflection
376
9.3
Ferromagnet/superconductor/ferromagnet double
junctions
383
9.4
Crossed Andreev reflection
388
References
393
Index
395 |
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| spelling | Concepts in spin electronics ed. by Sadamichi Maekawa reprint. (with corr.) Oxford Oxford Univ. Press 2006 XIV, 398 S. Ill., graph. Darst. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Series on semiconductor science and technology 13 Oxford science publications Hier auch später erschienene, unveränderte Nachdrucke Microélectronique ram Spin ram Spintronics Magnetoelektronik (DE-588)4532095-0 gnd rswk-swf Magnetoelektronik (DE-588)4532095-0 s b DE-604 Maekawa, Sadamichi 1946- Sonstige (DE-588)112490581 oth Series on semiconductor science and technology 13 (DE-604)BV004175002 13 http://catdir.loc.gov/catdir/toc/fy0611/2006279077.html Inhaltsverzeichnis http://catdir.loc.gov/catdir/enhancements/fy0725/2006279077-d.html Beschreibung für Leser Digitalisierung UB Regensburg application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=016566769&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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| title | Concepts in spin electronics |
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| title_short | Concepts in spin electronics |
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