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Domain-wall-pinning simulations for different anisotropy modulations.

A dynamic simulation has been applied to study the interaction of a moving domain wall with different anisotropy modulation to understand the mechanism of domain-wall pinning. The application of this method to some well-known anisotropy configurations provides coherent results. In particular the domain-wall-stabilization phenomena have been studied, the results being in good agreement with the experimental ones