Coherent dynamics of macroscopic electronic order through a symmetry breaking transition

By R. Yusupov, T. Mertelj, V. Kabanov, Serguei Brazovskii, P. Kusar, J. Chu, Ian R. Fisher, D. Mihailovic. 2010

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The speed with which symmetry breaking transitions occur in the solid state makes them difficult to study in the time domain. State-of-the-art pump–probe measurements of the dynamics of charge-density waves in terbium telluride enable the evolution of the symmetry breaking charge-order transition of this system to be studied with unprecedented temporal resolution.

Subfields: Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics

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