Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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9837576 | Physica B: Condensed Matter | 2005 | 12 Pages |
Abstract
A pump-probe optical spectroscopy technique was used to study the time-resolved reflectivity ÎR(t)/R in the range 0-160Â ps of the metal-insulator transition compound NdNiO3. It enables, for the first time, the direct real-time observation of the non-equilibrium electron dynamics in the insulating and in the metallic state of that compound and the acoustical response. Strong change of the transient reflectivity is observed as a function of temperature. First of all, the magnitude of the fast component of transient reflectivity ({ÎR(t)/R}max, 0-3Â ps) increases drastically when T
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Authors
P. Ruello, B. Perrin, T. Pézeril, V.E. Gusev, S. Gougeon, N. Chigarev, P. Laffez, P. Picart, D. Mounier, J.M. Breteau,