Colloquium TRR 227 & DCCQS: Prof. Dr. Karin Everschor-Sitte "Let’s TWIST again: Topological Whirls In SpinTronics"
CENIDE: Center for Nanointegration Duisburg-Essen
Joint Colloquium of Dahlem Center for Complex Quantum Systems and TRR 227 "Ultrafast Spin Dynamics"
Skyrmions are topologically stable whirls that are realized in different areas of physics and were initially discovered by Tony Skyrme in particle physics in the 1960's.
Skyrmions, which occur in magnetic systems, were first observed experimentally in 2009. Since then, the field of magnetic skyrmions has developed into a very active area of research, with the aim of exploiting the topological properties of the magnetic whirl-like particles for spintronics applications. For example, the peculiar twist of the magnetization in skyrmions leads to a very efficient coupling to electric currents and allows for “banana kicks” analogous to those in soccer. More recently, magnetic skyrmions have been of strong interest for unconventional computing schemes such as stochastic computing, quantum computing and reservoir computing.
Time & Location
Apr 18, 2023 | 04:15 PM
Lecture Hall A (room 1.3.14)
Further Information
Keywords
- magnetic particles
- magnetic systems
- magnetization
- quantum physics
- skyrmion
- spin
- spin dynamics
- spintronics
- theoretical physics
- ultrafast physics