Ultrafast Spin Noise Spectroscopy With Variable Probing Wavelength

We present an ultrafast spin noise spectroscopy setup with wavelength tunability, enabling high-resolution detection of magnetic fluctuations. Our system can achieve ~10 −13 rad 2 /Hz sensitivity for spin dynamics with terahertz bandwidth. This capability opens new avenues for studying complex spin systems and phase transitions.

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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1364/cleo_fs.2025.ff136_7
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Quantum and electron transport phenomena
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Ultrafast Spin Noise Spectroscopy With Variable Probing Wavelength

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We present an ultrafast spin noise spectroscopy setup with wavelength tunability, enabling high-resolution detection of magnetic fluctuations. Our system can achieve ~10 −13 rad 2 /Hz sensitivity for spin dynamics with terahertz bandwidth. This capability opens new avenues for studying complex spin systems and phase transitions.

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