Terahertz magneto-optical response in ferromagnetic Fe-Co-Al alloys
arXiv:2202.05997 · doi:10.1088/1361-648X/ad4226
Abstract
We study the magneto-optical properties of Fe-Co-Al ordered alloys in the terahertz range of frequencies. Using the standard Kubo-based approach to compute intrinsic part of the we find a strong dependence of on in the terahertz range. For example, we find that below 10~THz CoAl has nearly constant and that above 10~THz it is reduced by about 50 times. Furthermore, we find a strong dependence of on the chemical composition. For example, we find that the addition of Al to Fe changes the sign of , while the addition of Co to Fe leads to a nonmonotonic dependence of on Co concentration.
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