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. 2018 Sep 6;8:13395. doi: 10.1038/s41598-018-31642-9

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(a) Measured f vs. H_ext results for the 400 ^οC sample at θ_H = 89° (open circles) and θ_H = 76° (open squares) and corresponding modeling at θ_H = 89° (red line) and θ_H = 76° (blue line). (b) The measured inverse of relaxation time (1/τ) at θ_H = 89° (open symbols) and the fitting of 1/τ based on Eq. 5 (dotted line). For reference, the first term of 1/τ in Eq. 5 is also plotted (solid line), which accounts for the contribution from the Gilbert damping only. (c) α_eff as a function of H_ext for θ_H = 89° (red circles). The dotted line shows the predicted α_eff using the α extracted from the fitting of 1/τ. (d,e) depict similar plots of 1/τ and α_eff for θ_H = 76°.