We investigated the transport dynamics of individual magnetic domain walls by employing electrical measurements in multiterminal Ga1−xMnxAs microdevices. Domain wall propagation velocities were deduced from time-of-flight planar Hall measurements between multiple electrical probes of our samples. Domain wall motion induced by both magnetic field and electric currents was systematically investig...

Background Global measures of cardiac function may not reflect subtle wall motion abnormalities. In such cases, assessment of regional cardiac wall motion is required, which is usually evaluated visually with highly subjective results. Automatic analysis techniques can be classified into intensity-based and contour-based methods with the latter category avoiding the image quality-related limita...

Magnetic domain-wall motion driven by a voltage dissipates much less heat than by a current, but none of the existing reports have achieved speeds exceeding 100 m/s. Here phase-field and finite-element simulations were combined to study the dynamics of strain-mediated voltage-driven magnetic domain-wall motion in curved nanowires. Using a ring-shaped, rough-edged magnetic nanowire on top of a p...

OBJECTIVE The aim of this study was to investigate the most robust predictor of myocardial viability among stress/rest reversibility (coronary flow reserve [CFR] impairment), (201)Tl perfusion status at rest, (201)Tl 24 hours redistribution and systolic wall thickening of (99m)Tc-methoxyisobutylisonitrile using a dual isotope gated myocardial perfusion single-photon emission computed tomography...

BACKGROUND Many patients with appropriate indications fail to respond to cardiac resynchronization therapy (CRT). OBJECTIVE The purpose of our study was to determine the relationship between CRT response and preimplantation apical wall motion abnormality. METHODS We analyzed data from 83 patients with ischemic cardiomyopathy who underwent CRT. All patients had New York Heart Association cla...