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Direct imprinting of arbitrary spin helices using programmable structured light in a semiconductor two-dimensional electron gas

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By Jun Ishihara, Sota Yamamoto, Keito Kikuchi, Miari Hiyama
| Physical Review Applied
Precise control of spatial spin structures, such as spin helices, is critical for advancing spintronic devices, particularly in nonvolatile low-power information storage and processing. Conventional techniques, including transient spin-grating spectroscopy and spatial- and time-resolved Kerr rotation microscopy, are limited by fixed optical grating periods and uniform light polarization, respectively, which constrain the flexibility of spin helix generation.
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