Spin photocurrent and current-induced spin polarization ——New progress in semiconductor spintronics
Yang Chun
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Yang Chun
Abstract
By using spin photocurrent and Kerr rotation experiments in a spin-orbit coupled system, we demonstrate how the injected spin can drive a current and how a current can conversely induce spin polarization. It proves that the spin-orbit coupling will not only bring us possible ways to manipulate spin, but also provide a new spin source without magnetic material and/or external magnetic field.
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By using spin photocurrent and Kerr rotation experiments in a spin-orbit coupled system, we demonstrate how the injected spin can drive a current and how a current can conversely induce spin polarization. It proves that the spin-orbit coupling will not only bring us possible ways to manipulate spin, but also provide a new spin source without magnetic material and/or external magnetic field.
Key concepts: Spintronics, Spinplasmonics, Spin polarization, Photocurrent, Spin engineering, Spin Hall effect, Spin (aerodynamics), Condensed matter physics