Exchange coupling at the interface between a single-crystal garnet film with a perpendicular anisotropy and a Permalloy film with an in-plane anisotropy was investigated both experimentally and theoretically. Wide-band (2–20 GHz) ferromagnetic resonance measurements in parallel configuration reveal spectra with multiple resonance lines (up to four). These data were analyzed by means of a standing spin-wave model extended to account for in-plane/out-of-plane anisotropy bilayers and to include a finite value of the bilinear interfacial exchange coupling J. The field and frequency evolutions of the observed multiple resonance peaks were satisfactorily reproduced using the value J=0.18±0.05 erg/cm2.
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