Excitation and Detection of THz Coherent Spin Waves in Antiferromagnetic
arXiv:2103.05083 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.104.024419
Abstract
The efficiency of ultrafast excitation of spins in antiferromagnetic using nearly single-cycle THz pulse is studied as a function of the polarization of the THz pulse and the sample temperature. Above the Morin point the most efficient excitation is achieved when the magnetic field of the THz pulse is perpendicular to the antiferromagnetically coupled spins. Using the experimental results and equations of motion for spins, we show that the mechanism of the spin excitation above and below the Morin point relies on magnetic-dipole interaction of the THz magnetic field with spins and the efficiency of the coupling is proportional to the time derivative of the magnetic field.
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