Abstract
We examined the ultrafast response of the metallic high-temperature phase in the conducting charge transfer complex (EDO-TTF) 2PF 6. A large reflectivity change of approximately 10% was observed when the intra-molecular band was excited by a weak 3.1 eV ultraviolet light pulse. The lifetimes of the photo-induced states were 0.2 and 0.7 ps in the Drude-like band and the intra-molecular band, respectively. Measurement of the photo-induced spectrum just after photo-excitation and simulation using the Drude model revealed that the electronically excited EDO-TTF molecules shortened the relaxation time of conduction electrons and reduced the reflectivity of the Drude-like band.
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