Ultrafast Critical Dynamics of Ferroelectric Phase Transition in Pb1-xGexTe
Rong Lu, Muneaki Hase, Masahiro Kitajima, Shinichi Nakashima, Shunji Sugai
Abstract
Transient responses of the electronic excitation and coherent soft phonon are investigated both above and below the ferroelectric phase transition temperature Tc in Pb1-xGexTe by using an optical pump-probe technique. The coherent soft mode shows large red-shift and heavily over-damped decay as the temperature approaching Tc from the low temperature side and the soft mode disappears above Tc. The transient electronic response exhibits an abrupt change across Tc. The critical behaviors of both the phononic and electronic dynamics are interpreted by the ferroelectric phase transition.
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