Physics

Current-driven writing process in anti-ferromagnetic Mn₂Au for memory applications

S. Reimers, Y. Lytvynenko, et al.

Explore the groundbreaking research by S. Reimers and colleagues on current pulse-driven Néel vector rotation in metallic antiferromagnets. Their work with Mn₂Au reveals reversible reorientation of the Néel vector across device structures, promising stability for memory applications without significant heating. Don't miss this exciting advancement in antiferromagnetic spintronics!... show more

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