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Watching Femtosecond Symmetry Breaking in Bismuth with X-Ray Diffraction

Steven L. Johnson, Paul Beaud, Ekaterina Möhr-Vorobeva, Andrin Caviezel, Gerhard Ingold, and Christopher J. Milne

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Abstract

We use femtosecond x-ray diffraction to make a quantitative study of the structural symmetry-breaking coherent Eg mode of bismuth created by intense laser excitation. Coherent amplitudes on the order of 0.1 pm are observed.

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