184 research outputs found
Emission of coherent THz magnons in an antiferromagnetic insulator triggered by ultrafast spin–phonon interactions
Antiferromagnetic materials have been proposed as new types of narrowband THz spintronic devices owing to their ultrafast spin dynamics. Manipulating coherently their spin dynamics, however, remains a key challenge that is envisioned to be accomplished by spin-orbit torques or direct optical excitations. Here, we demonstrate the combined generation of broadband THz (incoherent) magnons and narrowband (coherent) magnons at 1 THz in low damping thin films of NiO/Pt. We evidence, experimentally and through modeling, two excitation processes of spin dynamics in NiO: an off-resonant instantaneous optical spin torque in (111) oriented films and a strain-wave-induced THz torque induced by ultrafast Pt excitation in (001) oriented films. Both phenomena lead to the emission of a THz signal through the inverse spin Hall effect in the adjacent heavy metal layer. We unravel the characteristic timescales of the two excitation processes found to be 300 fs, respectively, and thus open new routes towards the development of fast opto-spintronic devices based on antiferromagnetic materials
The Grizzly, February 26, 1982
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Unconventional anomalous Hall effect in 3d/5d multilayers mediated by the nonlocal spin-conductivity
We evidenced unconventionnal Anomalous Hall Effects (AHE) in 3d/5d
(Co0.2nm/Ni0.6nm)N multilayers grown on a thin Pt layer or thin Au:W alloy. The
inversion observed on AHE originates from the opposite sign of the spin-orbit
coupling of Pt compared to Ni. Via advanced simulations methods for the
description of the spin-current profiles based on the spin-dependent Boltzmann
formalism, we extracted the spin Hall angle (SHA) of Pt and (Co/Ni) as well as
the relevant transport parameters. The extracted SHA for Pt, +20%, is opposite
to the one of (Co/Ni), giving rise to an effective AHE inversion for thin
(Co/Ni) multilayers (N < 17). The spin Hall angle in Pt is found to be larger
than the one previously measured in combined spin-pumping inverse spin-Hall
effect experiments in a geometry of current perpendicular to plane. Whereas
magnetic proximity effects cannot explain the effect, spin-current leakage and
anisotropic electron scattering at Pt/(Co,Ni) interfaces fit the experiments.Comment: 7 pages, 2 figure
The Grizzly, November 20, 1981
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Quantifying orbital Rashba effect via harmonic Hall torque measurements in transition-metal|Cu|Oxide structures
Spin-orbit interaction (SOI) plays a pivotal role in the charge-to-spin
conversion mechanisms, notably the spin Hall effect involving spin-dependent
deflection of conduction electrons and the interfacial spin Rashba-Edelstein
effect. In recent developments, significant current-induced torques have been
predicted and observed in material systems featuring interfaces with light
elements \textit{i.e.} possessing a weak SOI. These findings challenge existing
mechanisms and point to the potential involvement of the orbital counterpart of
electrons, namely the orbital Hall and orbital Rashba effects. Here, we
establish, in Pt|Co|Cu|AlOx stacking, the comparable strength between the
orbital Rashba effect at the Cu|AlOx interface and the effective spin Hall
effect in Pt|Co. Subsequently, we investigate the thickness dependence of an
intermediate Pt layer in Co|Pt|Cu|CuOx, revealing the strong signature of the
orbital Rashba effect at the Cu|CuOx interface besides the well-identified Pt
intrinsic spin Hall effect. Leveraging such contribution from the orbital
Rashba effect, we show a twofold enhancement in the effective torques on Co
through harmonic Hall measurements. This result is corroborated by
complementary spin Hall magneto-resistance and THz spectroscopy experiments.
Our results unveil unexplored aspects of the electron's orbital degree of
freedom, offering an alternative avenue for magnetization manipulation in
spintronic devices with potential implications for energy-efficient and
environmentally friendly technologies using abundant and light elements.Comment: 11 pages, 5 figure
The Grizzly, March 4, 1983
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The Grizzly, November 19, 1982
Dorm Intrusion: Attack Prompts Security Changes • Council Approves Precalc • Student Apathy: Who Cares? • Elephants and Donkeys Revived on Campus • President\u27s Corner • Pledging Changes Planned • Commentary: Be a Good Boy, Johnny - Take Back Your Tray • Lewis on Wall Street • Applying for the Job • Robert Hazard: The Grizzly Interview • Final Exam Schedule • Grizzly Paws Boost Football Program • Women\u27s Basketball Set to Have Big Season • X-Country Takes a Disappointing Sixth • Soccer Team Was Tough All Year • Men\u27s Swimming Falls to Dickinson in Openerhttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews/1089/thumbnail.jp
The Grizzly, February 12, 1982
Administration Keeping an Eye on Pledging • Housing System Under One Roof • Sororities Dance for Charity • UC College Bowl Impressive at Moravian • Comment: A Letter to Dr. Kane • USGA Notes • Legend Behind Lorelei • FCA Marathon for Special Olympics • Winterfest Tickets Available for Students • Forum on Rising Medical Costs • President\u27s Corner: The Biologist and the Poet • Concert Review: JT, Somehow Perfect; Cars, Shakin\u27 It Up • Vanities Auditions • Soft Core Culture • Frats Converge for Bid Day • Sports Briefs: W\u27s Swimming Gets Revenge; Aquabears Down Swarthmore; Dreamers and Jamas Undefeated • Matmen Run With Streak to Six • Women Crush Cabrini, 78-62 • Men\u27s B-Ball Takes Twohttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews/1072/thumbnail.jp
The Grizzly, February 18, 1983
Rally at Bomberger: Students Protest Criticism • Rushes, Administration Meet Before Pledging • Editorial: Staff Members Defend Grizzly • USGA Notes • Letters to the Editor: Letter to the Editor Receives Support; Constructive Criticism Appreciated; Student Interest Sparked; Irresponsible Groups Cause Anger • Is Reaganomics a Reality? • Admissions Standards at Ursinus • President\u27s Corner • Happy Birthday to U • Talent Show Tonight • Occupational Hazards • Fighting Ursini Head to MACs Optimistically • Inconsistency Still Haunting Women\u27s Basketball • Gymnastics Ranked 13th • Badminton Team Tops Rosemont and Moravian • Lady Swimmers Boast 9-1 Record • Werley\u27s Record Speaks for Itselfhttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews/1094/thumbnail.jp
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