Physical reservoir computing utilizing spin dynamics in serial magnetic bits

Abstract Physical reservoir computing (RC) utilizing spin dynamics in serial magnetic bits has been demonstrated based on a micromagnetic simulator. An 8-layered cylindrical magnetic wire stores 3 rewritable bits as up/down magnetization directions and the spin dynamics in the top layer is detected as a time-series response signal to a time-series pulse currents. The dynamical properties were found to change with the bit pattern. Using time-domain signals from all the 8 bit patterns, RC was performed to achieve high computational capacities in two benchmark tasks. With exploration of the number of bit patterns, a scalable guideline for performance enhancement was found.

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Applied Physics Express
Published
2026-04-01
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https://doi.org/10.35848/1882-0786/ae4b83
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Neural Networks and Reservoir Computing
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Abstract Physical reservoir computing (RC) utilizing spin dynamics in serial magnetic bits has been demonstrated based on a micromagnetic simulator. An 8-layered cylindrical magnetic wire stores 3 rewritable bits as up/down magnetization directions and the spin dynamics in the top layer is detected as a time-series response signal to a time-series pulse currents. The dynamical properties were found to change with the bit pattern. Using time-domain signals from all the 8 bit patterns, RC was performed to achieve high computational capacities in two benchmark tasks. With exploration of the number of bit patterns, a scalable guideline for performance enhancement was found.

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