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Deterministic control of antiferromagnetic domain walls by circular phonons
Vladislav Bilyk, Nikolai Khokhlov, Viktoriia Radovskaia +12
In an antiferromagnet, areas with different orientations of the antiferromagnetic Néel vector, which plays the role of the order parameter, can coexist, thus forming antiferromagne…
Ferroelastic domain switching by ultrafast photoinduced strain
Daniel G. Lourens, Maarten Kwaaitaal, Carl S. Davies +1
The crystal lattice underpins the fundamental properties of condensed matter, with ferroic order emerging sensitively from atomic coordination. Manipulating the lattic therefore pr…
Single-pulse strain-induced precessional dynamics of magnetization in Co-doped iron garnet
Héloïse Damas, Carl S. Davies, Tomasz Zalewski +4
Ultrafast control of magnetization through lattice excitation provides a route to manipulating magnetic order on short timescales, yet the role of transient strain in driving magne…
A crystal-field route to THz-driven magnetization
T. Zalewski, M. S. Mrudul, Y. Lee +5
Light carries angular momentum, but the microscopic pathways that transform it into magnetization remain elusive. Here we establish that crystal-field excitations, historically vie…
Optical switching of antiferromagnetic domains by nonreciprocal heat current
Takeshi Hayashida, Shunsuke Izumikawa, Kenta Kimura +2
What distinguishes front from back? In physics, such directionality emerges only when an underlying symmetry is broken. Antiferromagnets that inherently break both space-inversion…
Photo-induced switching of magnetisation in the epsilon-near-zero regime
Héloïse Damas, Carl S. Davies, Petr M. Vetoshko +3
The possibility of controlling spins using ultrashort light and strain pulses has triggered intense discussions about the mechanisms responsible for magnetic re-ordering. All-optic…
Spectroscopic probe of ultrafast magnetization dynamics in the extreme ultraviolet spectral range
Johanna Richter, Somnath Jana, Robert Behrends +6
The development of spectroscopic techniques in the extreme ultraviolet (XUV) spectral range has significantly advanced the understanding of ultrafast interactions in magnetic syste…
Disentangling thermal birefringence and strain in the all-optical switching of ferroelectric polarization
Maarten Kwaaitaal, Daniel G. Lourens, Carl S. Davies +1
Recent works have demonstrated that the optical excitation of crystalline materials with intense narrow-band infrared pulses, tailored to match the frequencies at which the crystal…