Abstract
Picosecond acoustic pulses generated by ultrafast optical excitation of a 100 nm gold photo-acoustic transducer deposited on a germanium substrate are observed using time-resolved x-ray diffraction. The resulting pump-probe spectra reveal that the spatiotemporal structure of the acoustic pulse is bipolar with acoustic wavevectors up to inverse of the film thickness.
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