Recently, experimenters have changed the electric and magnetic resonant frequencies of nanostructures by altering the geometric configuration of components, such as stacked nanoplates. Others have adhered thin layers of ferromagnetics and ferroelectrics or ferromagnetics and piezoelectrics such that a change in induced voltage shifts the composite's ferromagnetic resonant frequency, either through a change in dielectric constant or through electrostriction or magnetostriction.
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