Tag: ultrafast control

A quasi-two-dimensional crystal placed between contacts is excited by a laser pulse (red). In the irradiated region its physical properties can change dramatically on ultrashort, femtosecond time scales. This can lead to light-induced superconductivity, switching between insulating and metallic phases, or novel Floquet topological states with unusual charge transport properties. Credit: Alberto de la Torre, Dante Kennes, Martin Claassen, Simon Gerber, James McIver, Michael Sentef

Quantum Physics

Ultrafast Control Of Quantum Materials

MessageToEagle.com | October 18, 2021

Eddie Gonzales Jr. – MessageToEagle.com – An international team with the participation of the Paul Scherrer Institute PSI shows how light can fundamentally change the properties of solids

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