Description

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Motivation and Theoretical Considerations.- Magnonic Phase Conjugation Theory.- Experimental Methods and Details.- Magnonic Phase Conjugation Experiment.- Investigating Nonlinear Effects.- Concluding Remarks.

About the Author

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Alistair Inglis began his scientific career studying his undergraduate and masters in Physics at the University of Glasgow. Offering a comprehensive introduction to research, Inglis spent these years working in various labs studying quantum optics and metastable micromagnets in the Kelvin Building, Glasgow; working on the ATLAS project in Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, California; and measuring magnetic tunnel junctions in Diamond Light Source, Harwell. Embracing magnetic devices, he pursued as doctorate in magnon spintronics generally, specialising in phase conjugation and nonlinear processes, in particular four-wave mixing.