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Dong Xinwei

Assistant Professor

dongxw@xmu.edu.cn

Office 423, Department of Physics, Collage of Physical Science and Technology, Xiamen University

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Research AreasXinwei Dong's research focuses on the investigations on magnetic dynamic process in magnetic nanostructures by using micromagnetic simulations and the multiferroic property of rare-earth metal oxides, mainly include: 1. Investigation of the magnetic vortex state and switching processes and its potential applications in    information technology; 2. The magnetic domain wall propagation property in magnetic nanowires; 3. Investigation of the magnetic multiferroic in the rare-earth metal oxides.

Publications
1.Xinwei Dong, Zhenyu Wang and Ruifang Wang, “Deep sub-nanosecond reversal of vortex cores confined in a spin-wave potential well” Applied Physics Letters 104, 112413 (2014).
2.Ruifang Wang, and Xinwei Dong, “Sub-nanosecond switching of vortex cores using a resonant perpendicular magnetic field” Applied Physics Letters 100, 082402 (2012).
3.X. W. Dong, S. Dong, K. F. Wang, J. G. Wan, and J. -M. Liu, “Enhancement of ferroelectricity in Cr-doped Ho2Ti2O7” Applied Physics Letters 96 242904 (2010).
4.X. W. Dong, K. F. Wang, S. J. Luo, J. G. Wan, and J. –M. Liu, “Coexistence of magnetic and ferroelectric behaviors of pyrochlore Ho2Ti2O7” Journal of Applied Physics 106, 104101 (2009).
5.X. W. Dong, B. Wang, K. F. Wang, J. G .Wan, and J. –M. Liu, “Ultra-sensitive detection of magnetic field and its direction using bilayer PVDF/Metglas laminate” Sensors and Actuators A: Physical 153, 64 (2009).
6.X. W. Dong, K. F. Wang, J. G. Wan, J. S. Zhu, and J. -M. Liu, “Magnetocapacitance of polycrystalline Bi5Ti3FeO15 prepared by sol-gel method” Journal of Applied Physics 103, 094101 (2008).
7.X. W. Dong, Y. J. Wu, J. G. Wan, T. Wei, Z. H. Zhang, S. Chen, H. Yu and J.-M. Liu, “Phase shift of electric-field-induced magnetization in magnetoelectric laminate composite” Journal of Physic D: Applied Physic 41, 035003 (2008).
8.N. Zhang, K. F. Wang, S. J. Luo, T. Wei, X. W. Dong, S. Z. Li, J. G. Wan, and J.-M. Liu, Effect of B-site Al-doping on electric polarization in DyMnO3, Applied Physics Letters96 252902 (2010).
9.Kai Chen, Feng Gao, Weiwei Lin, Hongling Cai, Guolin Li, XinWei. Dong, Song Peng, Xiaoshan Wu , Mao Yang , Jun Du, Xiaomei Lu, Junming Liu and Jinsong Zhu, Room-temperature multiferroic properties in NiBi2O4, Europhys. Lett. 89, 27004 (2010).
10.S. J. Luo, K. F. Wang, S. Z. Li, X. W. Dong, Z. B. Yan, H. L. Cai, and J.-M. Liu, “Enhanced ferromagnetism and ferroelectricity in multiferroic CuCr1−xNixO2” Applied
Funds&Project
"The investigations of magnetic multiferroics in spin ice."   2013-2015   National Natural Science Foundation of
China Grant Nos. 11204255.
姓名 Dong Xinwei 职称职务 Assistant Professor
邮箱 dongxw@xmu.edu.cn 办公室 Office 423, Department of Physics, Collage of Physical Science and Technology, Xiamen University
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其他信息 研究方向岗位职责 Xinwei Dong's research focuses on the investigations on magnetic dynamic process in magnetic nanostructures by
using micromagnetic simulations and the multiferroic property of rare-earth metal oxides, mainly include:
1. Investigation of the magnetic vortex state and switching processes and its potential applications in
   information technology;
2. The magnetic domain wall propagation property in magnetic nanowires;
3. Investigation of the magnetic multiferroic in the rare-earth metal oxides.
教育和工作经历 代表性文章或专著 1.Xinwei Dong, Zhenyu Wang and Ruifang Wang, “Deep sub-nanosecond reversal of vortex cores confined in a spin-wave potential well” Applied Physics Letters 104, 112413 (2014).
2.Ruifang Wang, and Xinwei Dong, “Sub-nanosecond switching of vortex cores using a resonant perpendicular magnetic field” Applied Physics Letters 100, 082402 (2012).
3.X. W. Dong, S. Dong, K. F. Wang, J. G. Wan, and J. -M. Liu, “Enhancement of ferroelectricity in Cr-doped Ho2Ti2O7” Applied Physics Letters 96 242904 (2010).
4.X. W. Dong, K. F. Wang, S. J. Luo, J. G. Wan, and J. –M. Liu, “Coexistence of magnetic and ferroelectric behaviors of pyrochlore Ho2Ti2O7” Journal of Applied Physics 106, 104101 (2009).
5.X. W. Dong, B. Wang, K. F. Wang, J. G .Wan, and J. –M. Liu, “Ultra-sensitive detection of magnetic field and its direction using bilayer PVDF/Metglas laminate” Sensors and Actuators A: Physical 153, 64 (2009).
6.X. W. Dong, K. F. Wang, J. G. Wan, J. S. Zhu, and J. -M. Liu, “Magnetocapacitance of polycrystalline Bi5Ti3FeO15 prepared by sol-gel method” Journal of Applied Physics 103, 094101 (2008).
7.X. W. Dong, Y. J. Wu, J. G. Wan, T. Wei, Z. H. Zhang, S. Chen, H. Yu and J.-M. Liu, “Phase shift of electric-field-induced magnetization in magnetoelectric laminate composite” Journal of Physic D: Applied Physic 41, 035003 (2008).
8.N. Zhang, K. F. Wang, S. J. Luo, T. Wei, X. W. Dong, S. Z. Li, J. G. Wan, and J.-M. Liu, Effect of B-site Al-doping on electric polarization in DyMnO3, Applied Physics Letters96 252902 (2010).
9.Kai Chen, Feng Gao, Weiwei Lin, Hongling Cai, Guolin Li, XinWei. Dong, Song Peng, Xiaoshan Wu , Mao Yang , Jun Du, Xiaomei Lu, Junming Liu and Jinsong Zhu, Room-temperature multiferroic properties in NiBi2O4, Europhys. Lett. 89, 27004 (2010).
10.S. J. Luo, K. F. Wang, S. Z. Li, X. W. Dong, Z. B. Yan, H. L. Cai, and J.-M. Liu, “Enhanced ferromagnetism and ferroelectricity in multiferroic CuCr1−xNixO2” Applied
科研基金及项目 "The investigations of magnetic multiferroics in spin ice."   2013-2015   National Natural Science Foundation of
China Grant Nos. 11204255.		 任教课程
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