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The spin-injection emission in a ferromagnetic junction at terahertz frequencies is theoretically analyzed. It is demonstrated that the efficiency of the emission caused by the sd -exchange interaction of the injected spin in which the electromagnetic field is involved strongly depends on the orientation angle of the magnetization of the active region relative to the magnetization direction of the injecting region. The fact that the calculated radiation frequency and power are close to the experimental results shows that the sd -exchange emission must be taken into account in the interpretation of the observed terahertz emission in magnetic junctions.
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