Separation Problems in Optical Spectroscopies
Separation Problems in Optical Spectroscopies
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DOI:
10.1238/physica.topical.109a00080
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发表时间:
2004
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2.9
通讯作者:
B. Koopmans
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作者:
B. Koopmans
Optical spectroscopies provide unique experimental access to materials parameters. In many cases, additional information is obtained by measuring separate tensor elements of the (nonlinear) optical susceptibility tensor. Separation of different elements that may represent completely different physical properties is not always trivial. In this paper a number of ‘separation problems’ in optical spectroscopy are introduced and analyzed. As exemplary cases we address problems associated with interface vs. bulk contributions (in optical second harmonic generation as well as in linear approaches, and both for nonmagnetic and magnetic systems), and the extraction of genuine magnetic information from magneto-optical spectroscopies (both in the static and time-resolved case). Generic mechanisms and experimental approaches are identified.