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Area of Science:

Materials Science
Condensed Matter Physics
Optics

Background:

Investigating the interplay of degrees of freedom is crucial for novel functional materials.
Time-resolved optical spectroscopy offers a non-invasive method for such studies.

Purpose of the Study:

To present magneto-acoustic data on Ni thin films on SiO2.
To demonstrate a versatile pump-probe setup combining transient grating spectroscopy and time-resolved magnetic polarimetry.

Main Methods:

Utilized a versatile pump-probe setup.
Combined transient grating spectroscopy with time-resolved magnetic polarimetry.
Employed both pulsed and continuous wave probes in transmission and reflection geometries.

Main Results:

Acquired magneto-acoustic data on Ni thin films.
Probed acoustic and magnetization dynamics across a broad timescale.
Demonstrated the capability to switch between pulsed and continuous wave probing.

Conclusions:

The presented setup effectively probes coupled acoustic and magnetic dynamics.
This technique facilitates the study of fundamental material properties for functional material development.