Physics, asked by Aakash6821, 1 year ago

Does the spin travel as a wave?

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Answered by sushmita

Magnons, or spin waves, are a type of wavethat only occurs in magnetic materials. ... Electrons can't travel through the magnet, but the spin waves can - just like a wave in a stadium moves while the spectators all stay in place.

Answered by monu1316

spin waves are a type of wave with iterator from magnet

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