First observation of two-step type-II ultrafast demagnetization in (Cr0.5Mn0.5)2GaC MAX phase film below 250 K, with three-temperature model yielding electron-lattice, spin-lattice and electron-spin couplings and a weakly temperature-dependent spin heat capacity.
F., Fabian, J., Kawakami, R
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