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Magnetically dependent plasmon drag in permalloy structures

Abstract

Significant photovoltages are observed in permalloy grating-like structures in response to pulsed laser light illumination. Electrical signals are enhanced at plasmon resonance conditions and show a clear dependence on the magnetic field with a characteristic hysteresis. Estimations show that the effect could not be explained solely by laser-induced heating. Alternative mechanisms are discussed.

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