Abstract
Nonequilibrium properties of superconductors is a very important area of interest and has been studied extensively recently. Because of the anisotropy and short coherence length of the high-Tc cuprates, conventional techniques, such as the double-junction method, are not applicable. In our experiment photons are used to generate nonequilibrium QP’s and phonons. The ultrafast voltage pulse generated is observed by the autocorrelation method,1 which eliminates the need for an ultrafast oscilloscope and provides a time resolution equal to the laser pulse duration.
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