摘要
Ferromagnetic resonance (FMR) measured over a large range of frequencies from 1–70GHz offers a unique possibility to study the dynamic response of ultrathin ferromagnetic films in the range from nano- to picoseconds. The linewidth of the FMR-signal is commonly believed to follow a linear ω-dependence, the so-called Gilbert-damping. Here we give first experimental evidence that in ultrathin films and interfaces non-Gilbert-like damping, namely magnon–magnon scattering is equally important.