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  • 2016Possible light-induced superconductivity in metallic K3C60citations
  • 2016Light-induced superconductivity in metallic K3C601citations

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  • Jaksch, D.
  • Clark, Stephen R.
  • Pontiroli, D.
  • Perucchi, A.
  • Nicoletti, D.
  • Kaiser, S.
  • Lupi, S.
  • Cavalleri, A.
  • Ricco, M.
  • Mitrano, M.
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Possible light-induced superconductivity in metallic K3C60

  • Jaksch, D.
  • Clark, Stephen R.
  • Pontiroli, D.
  • Perucchi, A.
  • Nicoletti, D.
  • Kaiser, S.
  • Lupi, S.
  • Cavalleri, A.
  • Ricco, M.
  • Mitrano, M.
  • Cantaluppi, A.
  • Pietro, P. Di
Abstract

<p>We report possible light-induced superconductivity in the organic molecular solid K3C60, a superconductor at equilibrium below Tc=20 K. In our experiment we excited this alkali-doped fulleride with strong femtosecond pulses, tuned to be resonant with local molecular vibrational modes. By means of THz time-domain spectroscopy, we detected the pump-induced changes in the conductivity spectrum as a function of pump-probe time delay. Strikingly, at temperatures up to 100 K, we measured a light-induced response with the same optical properties of the equilibrium superconductor. An interpretation in terms of non-linear coupling between different vibrational modes may give hints to explain this emergent physics away of equilibrium.</p>

Topics
  • experiment
  • superconductivity
  • superconductivity
  • spectroscopy