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. 2020 Feb 14;11:909. doi: 10.1038/s41467-020-14690-6

Fig. 2. THz anomalous Hall effect at room temperature with polarization-resolved spectroscopy.

Fig. 2

a A schematic of our polarization-resolved measurement setup. WGP wire-grid polarizer. b Frequency dependence of the precision of the polarization rotation angle in this measurement evaluated by the standard deviation of the polarization rotation angle. The precision can be more improved with using a larger number (#) of data sets. For example, the precision for 20 data sets (#20) can be as small as several tens of μrad between 0.5 and 2.0 THz (See details in text and Methods). c, d The rotation-angle and ellipticity-angle spectra in Mn3+xSn1−x films (x = 0.02) with different film thicknesses at room temperature. The broken curves correspond to the data with a flipped sample for the opposite magnetization vector. e Filled circles are the averaged rotation angle as a function of the film thickness. The solid line is the calculation of Eq. (1) fixed the DC longitudinal and Hall conductivity for 200-nm-thick sample. f The real- and imaginary-part Hall conductivity spectra for Mn3+xSn1−x films. The solid curves show the low-frequency THz-TDS for x = 0.02 on a SiO2 substrate and the open circles show the broadband spectrum for x = 0.08 on a Si substrate. g A schematic of interband transition across the type-II Weyl nodes. The error bars in f indicate the standard deviations for the statistical fluctuation after repeating the measurements.