Abstract
The core-level resonant magneto-optical Kerr effect of a ferrimagnetic metal alloy, Gd23Fe67Co10, was measured at the Fe M-shell and Gd N-shell absorption edges using rotating analyzer ellipsometry. A large Kerr rotation angle of several degrees was detected at room temperature. The signal was found to be strong enough for element-selective magneto-optical experiments to trace various magnetic events, such as all-optical magnetization switching.
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