Theory of inverse Faraday effect in disordered metal in THz regime

Abstract

We calculate the magnetization dynamics induced by the inverse Faraday effect in disordered metals in THz regime by using the diagrammatic method. We find that the induced magnetization is proportional to the frequency of circularly polarized light.

11 pages, 3 figures

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