Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials

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01 Jan 1983

Standing waves of wall vibration

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Abstract

The forced vibrations of an infinite chain of coupled masses with long-range interactions is analyzed. Calculations explain the standing wave patterns observed by Spreen and Argyle in an array of plane parallel 180° domain walls pinned by a pair of cracks in a garnet film. © 1983.

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