Ballistic Hall Photovoltammetry of Magnetic Resonance in Individual Nanomagnets.

We report on ballistic Hall photovoltammetry as a contactless probe of localized spin excitations. Spins resonating in the near field of a two-dimensional electron system are shown to induce a long range electromotive force that we calculate. We use this coupling mechanism to detect the spin wave eigenmodes of a single ferromagnet of sub-100 nm size. The high sensitivity of this detection technique, 380 spins/sqrt[Hz], and its noninvasiveness present advantages for probing magnetization dynamics and spin transport.