ERC Starting Grant · 2022
Antiferromagnetic Spin Transport With Relativistic Waves
While photonics has already enabled nearly lossless Tb/s transfer of data using light waves, computing at THz clock rates is the next monumental challenge. Magnonics, which employs spin waves (SWs) instead of light waves, is widely seen as one of the most appealing solutions to this problem, but so far only operates at GHz rate. Interference of SWs enables nearly lossless protocols for logic operations. The large natural nonlinearity of SWs can be used to control their mutual interaction, propagation and manipulation of magnetic bits - altogether facilitating the concepts of transistor and logic-in-memory devices. Since the wavelength of THz SWs is orders of magnitude shorter than that of…
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