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Coherent Phonon Generation from Prethermal Carrier Populations in a Semiconductor
Ultrafast laser excitation of carriers in semiconductors often results in the creation of fully symmetric coherent optical phonons, typically understood in terms of a thermalized transient carrier population. We test this understanding with systematic measurements and first-principles calculations o
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