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Research progress of coherent control of terahertz spin waves and strong coupling in rare-earth orthoferrites

Jin Zuan-Ming Ruan Shun-Yi Li Ju-Geng Lin Xian Ren Wei Cao Shi-Xun Ma Guo-Hong Yao Jian-Quan

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Research progress of coherent control of terahertz spin waves and strong coupling in rare-earth orthoferrites

Jin Zuan-Ming, Ruan Shun-Yi, Li Ju-Geng, Lin Xian, Ren Wei, Cao Shi-Xun, Ma Guo-Hong, Yao Jian-Quan
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  • Antiferromagnets (AFM) are promising for future spintronic applications due to their advantageous properties. Antiferromagnets produce no stray fields and are insensitive to external magnetic field perturbations. Furthermore, antiferromagnets show intrinsic high terahertz (THz) frequency dynamics. The THz pulses are a direct and general probe of ultrafast spin dynamics in insulating antiferromagnets. In this review article, we discuss the excitation and control of the antiferromagnetic spin resonances in rare-earth orthoferrites (RFeO3, R indicates Y and rare-earth element) with the THz electromagnetic pulsetime-domain spectroscopy. We believe that this approach is general and can be applied to a broad range of materials with different AFM spin alignments, giving a novel non-contact approach to probing AFM order with ps temporal resolution. We summarize different quasi-ferromagnetic modes (qFM) and quasi-antiferromagnetic modes (qAFM), as well as the spin reorientation transition temperatures of RFeO3. Coherent control of spin waves at THz frequency promises fruitful applications in ultrafast magnetization control and has received increasing attention. It is demonstrated that not only the delay time between the excitation and control THz pulses arriving DyFeO3, but also the intrinsic dielectric anisotropy of YFeO3 in the THz range allow the coherent control of both the amplitude and the phase of the excited spin waves. Moreover, we outline the current observation of Dicke cooperativity in magnetic interaction of ErxY1-xFeO3, which presents a route to understanding, controlling, and predicting novel phases of condensed matter by using the concepts and tools available in quantum optics. Finally, magnon-polaritonsare demonstrated to play a key role in preparing the THz waves through TmFeO3.
      Corresponding author: Jin Zuan-Ming, physics_jzm@shu.edu.cn ; Cao Shi-Xun, sxcao@shu.edu.cn ; Ma Guo-Hong, ghma@staff.shu.edu.cn
    • Funds: Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos. 11604202, 11674213, 61735010, 11774217), the Young Eastern Scholar, China (Grant No. QD2015020), “Chen Guang” Project of the Shanghai Municipal Education Commission of China and the Shanghai Education Development Foundation of China (Grant No. 16CG45), and the Shanghai Rising-Star Program, China (Grant No. 18QA1401700).
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  • 图 1  (a) RFeO3反铁磁晶体晶体结构与自旋结构, 邻近的${\rm{F}}{{\rm{e}}^{{\rm{3 + }}}}$离子沿着a轴反平行有序排列; (b) THz激发的准铁磁模式(qFM)和准反铁磁(qAFM)模式

    Figure 1.  (a) Lattice and spin structure of RFeO3, adjacent ${\rm{F}}{{\rm{e}}^{{\rm{3 + }}}}$ ions are antiparallel and ordered along the a axis; (b) THz excitation of qFM mode and qAFM mode.

    图 2  (a), (b)分别为激发qFM模式(红色)与qAFM模式(蓝色)时的THz时域透射谱, 插图为振荡部分的放大图; (c), (d)分别为振荡部分的傅里叶变换光谱

    Figure 2.  (a), (b) THz time-domain transmission spectrum of qFM mode (red curve) and qAFM mode (blue curve), the insets are enlarged versions of the oscillating sections; (c), (d) Fourier transform spectra of the oscillating parts.

    图 3  (a), (b) 40 K和300 K时${\rm{ErFe}}{{\rm{O}}_{\rm{3}}}$的THz时域透射谱, 插图为振荡部分的放大图; (c), (d)分别为振荡部分的傅立叶变换光谱, 插图为${\varGamma _2}$${\varGamma _{\rm{4}}}$的示意图

    Figure 3.  (a), (b) THz time-domain transmission spectra of ${\rm{ErFe}}{{\rm{O}}_{\rm{3}}}$ at 40 K and 300 K; (c), (d) Fourier transform spectra of the oscillating signals. Insets: schematic diagram of ${\varGamma _2}$ and ${\varGamma _{\rm{4}}}$.

    图 4  (a) THz脉冲激发qFM模式; (b) THz脉冲激发qAFM模式; (c) THz脉冲同时激发qFM和qAFM模式, 当Δt为qFM(qAFM)振荡周期的1.5倍时, 该自旋进动被有效地抑制; (d)图(c)中振荡部分的傅里叶变换光谱

    Figure 4.  (a) THz pulses excite qFM mode; (b) THz pulse excited the qAFM mode; (c) THz pulse excites both qFM mode and qAFM mode, as the interval time is 1.5 times of the qFM (qAFM) oscillation period, the spin precession is suppressed; (d) Fourier transform spectra of the oscillating parts in (c).

    图 5  $\theta $ = 0°, 45°, 90°时, 透过样品后THz波的电场强度, $\theta $的定义如插图所示; (b)振荡部分的放大, 其时域区间为10−25 ps范围内的THz电场, 实线是单指数衰减拟合; (c), (d) qFM模式自旋振荡部分的傅立叶变换得到振幅和相位随方位角$\theta $的变化[17]

    Figure 5.  (a) THz electric fields transmitted through the YFeO3, as $\theta $ = 0°, 45° and 90°; (b) the oscillating parts of the (a) from 10 ps to 25 ps, the solid line is a single exponential decay fitting; (c) amplitude and (d) phase varies with the angle $\theta $, by using the Fourier transform of the spin oscillating of qFM mode [17]. Reproduced with permission from Ref.[17]

    图 6  (a) ErFeO3中的Er3+离子由于多重效应的能级分裂示意图; (b)从0 T到10 T不同磁场下的吸收系数谱, 白色虚线为Fe3+的qFM磁振模式; (c)计算得到不同磁场下晶体场的双重态$\left| {i = 1} \right\rangle $$\left| {i = 2} \right\rangle $[22]

    Figure 6.  (a) Energy level splitting scheme of ${\rm{E}}{{\rm{r}}^{{\rm{3 + }}}}$ ions due to multiple effects; (b) absorption coefficient spectra at various magnetic fields from 0 T to 10 T, the white dashed line is the ${\rm{F}}{{\rm{e}}^{{\rm{3 + }}}}$qFM magnon mode; (c) calculated energy levels for the$\left| {i = 1} \right\rangle $ and $\left| {i = {\rm{2}}} \right\rangle $crystal-field doublets as a function of magnetic field[22].

    图 7  Er3+的自旋和Fe3+的qFM真空磁子间关联耦合的实验验证 (a)−(k)不同温度和Y3+掺杂时的吸收光谱, 图中的虚线用来帮助识别杂化模式; (l)耦合系数Λ正比于$\sqrt {{\eta _{{\rm{spin}}}}{\omega _{{\rm{FM}}}}} $, 图为两种机制来决定实验中的${\eta _{{\rm{spin}}}}$[22]

    Figure 7.  Experimental evidence for cooperative coupling between paramagnetic ${\rm{E}}{{\rm{r}}^{{\rm{3 + }}}}$ spins and ${\rm{F}}{{\rm{e}}^{{\rm{3 + }}}}$ vacuum magnons: (a)−(k) Absorption spectra measured at various temperatures and ${{\rm{Y}}^{{\rm{3 + }}}}$ doping levels, dashed black lines are guides to the eye for identifying the hybridized modes; (l) the coupling rate Λ is proportionality with$\sqrt {{\eta _{{\rm{spin}}}}{\omega _{{\rm{FM}}}}} $, the inset shows two types of mechanisms that determine ${\eta _{{\rm{spin}}}}$ in the measurements[22]. Reproduced with permission from Ref.[22].

    图 8  (a) 透过TmFeO3晶体的THz时域波形及其(b)傅里叶变换谱; (c) TmFeO3薄片的THz产生波形及其相应的(d)傅里叶变换谱; (e)自旋共振附近的磁子-极化子色散关系[47]

    Figure 8.  (a) THz waveforms transmitted through the TmFeO3 sample and (b) its Fourier transforms of the time traces; (c) THz generation in a TmFeO3 slab by a laser pulse and (d) its Fourier spectra shown in (c); (e) the magnon-polariton dispersion in the vicinity of the spin resonance[47] . Reproduced with permission from Ref.[47]

    表 1  RFeO3的qFM和qAFM模式的自旋共振频率

    Table 1.  The qFM and qAFM mode resonance frequencies of rare earth orthoferrite

    RFeO3 υqFM/THz υqAFM/THz Reference
    YFeO3 0.299(300K) 0.527(300K) [13 29]
    PrFeO3 0.34(300K) 0.41(300K) [30]
    NdFeO3 0.28(300K) 0.485(290K) [16]
    GdFeO3 0.305(300K) 0.606(300K) [31]
    TbFeO3 0.322(300K) 0.537(300K) [32]
    HoFeO3 0.37(270K) 0.57(270K) [33]
    ErFeO3 0.377(300K) 0.673(300K) [14]
    TmFeO3 0.402(300K) 0.698(300K) [32]
    DyFeO3 0.379(300K) 0.51(300K) [32]
    SmFeO3 0.34(200K) 0.62(200K) [34]
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    表 2  SmxDy1–xFeO3单晶在40K的qFM模式的自旋共振频率与Sm浓度的关系[35]

    Table 2.  Resonance frequencies of qFM mode for the single crystals versus Sm concentration at 40 K[34]

    RFeO3 υqFM/THz
    DyFeO3 0.2(40K)
    Sm0.5Dy0.5FeO3 0.35(40K)
    Sm0.6Dy0.4FeO3 0.39(40K)
    Sm0.7Dy0.3FeO3 0.45(40K)
    SmFeO3 0.55(40K)
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    表 3  稀土正铁氧体的自旋重取向温区总结

    Table 3.  The spin reorientation temperature region of rare earth ferrite

    RFeO3 the spin reorientation
    temperature region
    Reference
    YbFeO3 6.85–8.15K [37]
    NdFeO3 110–170K [16]
    TbFeO3 4.2–6.5K [38]
    HoFeO3 37.5(±2.5)–70(±5)K [33]
    ErFeO3 87–96K [14]
    TmFeO3 80–91K [3]
    DyFeO3 48–50K
    SmFeO3 450–480K [34]
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    表 4  SmxDy1–xFeO3的自旋重取向温度与Sm浓度的关系

    Table 4.  SRT temperatures for the SDFO single crystal family versus Sm concentration

    RFeO3 the spin reorientation temperature region
    Sm0.3Dy0.7FeO3 75–105K
    Sm0.5Dy0.5FeO3 175–220K
    Sm0.6Dy0.4FeO3 235–275K
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Publishing process
  • Received Date:  09 May 2019
  • Accepted Date:  19 June 2019
  • Available Online:  01 August 2019
  • Published Online:  20 August 2019

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