All-optical switching: Three rules of design

All-optical switching: Three rules of design

By following three empirical rules it is possible to design and fabricate magnetic heterostructures or even devices whose magnetization can be controlled by means of circularly polarized femtosecond laser pulses, instead of applied magnetic fields. Kimel comments on a study by Mangin et al in which...

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