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Ferrimagnetic insulators with ultralow damping are of great interest for their potential applications in energy-efficient computing devices. Here, we report the direct electrical detection of magnetic auto-oscillations in unpatterned ultralow damping ferrimagnetic insulator epitaxial LiAlFeO thin films, driven by a current in a proximal Pt nanowire. Auto-oscillations occur for only one current polarity, consistent with the spin-Hall effect inducing the oscillation state. Micromagnetic modeling shows good agreement with the experimental frequency and field dispersions, showing only one dominant oscillation mode, in contrast to the multiple modes typically observed in transition-metal nanowire-type spin-Hall nanooscillators. This study illustrates a new material system for neuromorphic computing and magnonics, a simple material platform with the direct-current generation of high-frequency (∼10 GHz) signals and their electrical detection.

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