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Direct observation of ultrafast dynamics of electron thermalization in gold using surface SHG
By: Chunlei Guo; Taylor, A.J.; Rodriguez, G.;
2001 / IEEE / 1-55752-663-X
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This item was taken from the IEEE Conference ' Direct observation of ultrafast dynamics of electron thermalization in gold using surface SHG ' Summary form only given. We describe a pump-probe optical measurement that reveals the details of hot electron thermalization dynamics by monitoring the time evolution of both the fundamental (1.55 eV) and second harmonic generation (SHG, 3.1 eV) signals from a gold (Au) surface. The 110-fs laser pulse from an amplified Ti:sapphire laser system is split into an intense pump beam and a weak probe beam with crossed polarization (p-polarization for probe). Both fundamental and surface SHG signals are generated by the probe beam and monitored simultaneously.
Related Topics
Optical Harmonic Generation
Optical Pumping
Light Polarisation
Electron Relaxation Time
Al/sub 2/o/sub 3/:ti
Surface Shg
Electron Thermalization
Ultrafast Dynamics
Direct Observation
Pump-probe Optical Measurement
Hot Electron Thermalization Dynamics
Time Evolution
Second Harmonic Generation
Au Surface
Laser Pulse
Amplified Ti:sapphire Laser System
Intense Pump Beam
Weak Probe Beam
Crossed Polarization
P-polarization
Probe Beam
Au
Gold
Laser Excitation
Laser Beams
Probes
Optical Harmonic Generation
Monitoring
Pump Lasers
Electron Optics
Nonlinear Optics
Stimulated Emission
Hot Carriers
Gold
Surface Phenomena
Engineering
Fundamental Signals