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It is shown that the vortex polarity can be irreversibly switched by injecting a spin-polarized direct electrical current, which flows perpendicular to the disk plane. Intensive numerical spin-lattice simulations demonstrate that the switching process involves a vortex-antivortex pair creation. This differs from magnets with no dipolar interaction, where the spin dc acts similar to a static magnetic field.
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