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Garnet films can be given orthorhombic anisotropy by growing films with positive magnetostriction constants under compression on (110) -oriented substrates. The positive magnetostriction is achieved by the incorporation of Mn3+ ions in (Gd,Lu)3Fe5O12 films. In this way bubble films with a strong in-plane anisotropy field are obtained. This in-plane anisotropy increases the maximum velocity of the domain walls to at least 40 000 cm s−1. The domain-wall mobility in these films is about 1500 cm s−1 Oe−1. The dependence of the domain-wall velocity on the anisotropy and on the orientation of the domain wall in the film plane is shown.
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Breed et al. (1978) studied this question.
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