Institute for Molecular Science Toshihiko Yokoyama and Takeshi Nakagawa Possibility of Magnetic Imaging Using Photoelectron Emission Microscopy with Ultraviolet.

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Institute for Molecular Science Toshihiko Yokoyama and Takeshi Nakagawa Possibility of Magnetic Imaging Using Photoelectron Emission Microscopy with Ultraviolet Lights

XMCD PEEM and UV MLD/MCD PEEM XMCD PEEM ・ Strong MCD >10% due to large LS coupling in the core shell ・ Easily applicable to ultrathin film ・ Need Third Generation Synchrotron Light Sources ・ Time resolving power limited by the SR source pulses (>> 1ps) Omicron HP C. M. Schneider et al. Ni(8ML)/Co(15ML)/Cu(001) UV MLD PEEM G. K. L. Marx, H. J. Elmers, and G. Schönhense, Phys. Rev. Lett. 84 (2000) ・ Very small MLD 0.37% due to small LS coupling in the valence band ・ Difficult to apply to ultrathin film No UV MCD PEEM images reported MCD contrast should be similar ・ In-laboratory experiments ・ Ultrafast time resolution using lasers polycrystalline Fe thick (~100 nm) film Hg arc lamp

Purpose of this work 1)Try to find out substantially improved contrast in UV-visible photoelectric MCD T. Nakagawa and T. Yokoyama, Phys. Rev. Lett. 96 (2006) Cs-coated magnetic thin films to reduce the work function Energy dependence of the MCD asymmetry by changing the work function (=Cs amount). M Cu(001) Ni Cs h e Circularly polarized MCD of photoelectric current 2) To eliminate the possibility of the Cs effect (i) Gd deposition instead of Cs work function ~ 3.8 eV, can be excited by a HeCd laser (ii) Clean films using FEL at UVSOR-II Photon energy up to 6 eV 3) MLD Trial of MLD for in-plane magnetized films

UV-visible MCD & MLD Experimental Setup Laser: Diode (CW, 5mW) 635nm, 1.95eV Diode (CW, 10mW) 405nm, 3.06eV HeCd (CW, 10mW) 325nm, 3.81eV UHV ~ Torr, Electromagnet 2500 Oe  1.8~5.3 eV (Ni) Work function variation during Cs dosage Ti:sapphire 2nd (100fs) 400nm, 3.10eV FEL UVSOR-II ( mW) ~230nm, ~5.4 eV tunable

Results of Perpendicular Ni/Cu(001) M Cu(001) Ni Cs Azimuthal angle  dependece of a quarter-wave plate A ~ cos 2  left linear right cos2  635nm Magnetization curves Cs ~0.2 ML Ni 12ML MCD asymmetry A 635nm MCD max. ~9% !!

MCD asymmetry HeCd LD Total Electron Yield Ti:S 2nd HeCd LD HeCd LD Work Function Dependence in Ni/Cu(001) M ・ Maximum MCD asymmetry 10~29% !! ・ Strong MCD only at h ~  At h ~  HeCd Cs ~0.06 ML Ti:S ~0.10 ML LD ~0.20 ML

Perpendicular magnetization MCD max. ~1% / ML !! due to magnification by the presence of reflected lights In-plane magnetization MCD max. ~0.1% / ML due to compensation by the presence of reflected lights Thickness Dependence in Ni/Cu(001) M M Comparison with Kerr results M 20 ML MCD ~20% M 6 ML MCD ~0.6%

Theoretical Evaluation in fcc Ni Band calculations Wien2k P. Blaha, K. Schwarz, G. K. H. Madsen, D. Kvasnicka, and J. Luitz, Computer code Wien2k (Technische Universität Wien, Vienna, 2002). Optical conductivity P. M. Oppeneer, T. Maurer, J. Sticht, and J. Kübler, Phys. Rev. B 45, (1992). The summation over n (occupied states) is performed only in the energy range of E F +    < E kn < E F. MCD asymmetry ・ Reproduce fairly well experimental data ・ Close to h ~ , MCD >10% Calculated MCD asymmetry

Results of fcc Co and fcc & bcc Fe/Cu(001) Cs/ fcc Fe(3ML)/Cu(001) Cs/ fcc Co(15ML)/Cu(001) Cs/ bcc Fe(15ML)/Cu(001) MCD max. 1% / ML !! MCD max. 0.01% / ML MCD max. 0.03% / ML Results of Ni, Co, Fe/Cu(001) ・ Close to threshold, MCD maximized ・ Perpendicular M : Strong (~1%/ML) In-plane M : Weak (<0.1%/ML) M LD h  = 1.95 eV HeCd h  = 1.95 eV h  = 3.81 eV M M

Gd deposition on Ni/Cu(001) Gd 2 ML Ni 10 ML M Cu(001) Ni Gd Gd deposition on Ni/Cu(001) instead of Cs MCD ~ 4% Photoelectric MCD can be measured in Gd/Ni/Cu(001) using a HeCd laser (325 nm). We can eliminate the possibility of the Cs effect for the enhancement of photoelectric MCD.  ~ 3.8eV cf. Polar MOKE of the same system using a HeCd laser

FEL trial experiments Cs-free Ni/Cu(001) using FEL at UVSOR-II  ~ 230nm tunable Collaboration with UVSOR machine group, Prof. M. Kato & Dr. M. Hosaka et al. Downstream mirror Helical undulator Upstream mirror FEL from helical undulator inherently circular polarized Absence of the electrode sample biased with a battery Energy scan not easy due to limited range of the multilayer mirrors Photon energy tuning not perfect Weaker MCD, worse S/N ratio Strong intensity ~ mW Worse S/N ratio

FEL trial experiments M Cu(001) Ni Cs-free clean Ni/Cu(001) using FEL at UVSOR-II h = 5.41 (eV) 229.2nm MCD ~ 0.5-1% h = 5.37 (eV) 230.9nm MCD ~ 3-5% !! No Cs, no Gd

MLD of in-plane magnetized films I(M // E)  I(M E) I(M E)  I(M // E) Cs/Co(5ML)/Cu(001) LD 635 nm MLD ~ 0.8% Cs/Co(5ML)/Cu(1 1 17) M H MCD MLD MCD ~ 0.3% MLD ~ 0.5% MCD after suppression of reflected lights may be better.

Conclusions: Possibility of UV MCD PEEM ・ We observed substantial enhancements of the photoelectric MCD asymmetries especially in perpendicularly magnetized films when the photon energy was tuned to the work function threshold. ・ Although we believed that the valence band MCD is too weak, UV MCD PEEM is possible rather in general. ・ We are now preparing UV MCD PEEM experimental setup, and a video-rate measurements will be done by this summer using available lasers. No 3rd SR light sources are necessarily required. ・ We are also planning ultrafast spin dynamics measurements using a third-order harmonics of a wavelength-variable Ti:sapphire laser. Time resolving power of fs is by far superior to those of third-generation SR light sources. Elmitec PEEM Spector