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SYAS: Symposium Attosecond and coherent spins: New frontiers
SYAS 1: Attosecond and Coherent Spins: New Frontiers
SYAS 1.3: Hauptvortrag
Montag, 16. März 2020, 16:00–16:30, HSZ 02
Light-wave driven Spin Dynamics — •Martin Schultze1, Sangeeta Sharma2, and Markus Münzenberg3 — 1TU Graz, Österreich — 2MBI Berlin — 3U Greifswald
In electronics, functionality is achieved by switching between electronic states of matter by applying external electric or magnetic fields. Strong couplings in-between charge carriers and to the crystal lattice conspire to randomize energies and momenta extremely fast and efficiently, leaving no room for any sort of coherence.
However, the prospects of coherent control protocols as demonstrated in isolated atomic systems are alluring and contemporary ultrafast laser sources might be a new ingredient to overcome this entrapment. This talk will discuss two experiments demonstrating that single cycle optical fields at optical frequencies allow manipulating electronic and spin degrees of freedom in solid state systems at optical clock rates faster than de-coherence. Ultrafast bidirectional energy transfer between a light-field and the band-structure of silica proves the early times reversibility of electronic excitations and holds promise of novel ultrafast, coherent optoelectronic applications.
As a corollary of this ultrafast coherent modification of the electronic system, in suitably chosen herterostructures also the spin system can be manipulated coherently. Optically induced spin transfer is demonstrated as a route to the direct, all-optical manipulation of macroscopic magnetic moments on previously inaccessible attosecond timescales.