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Nanoscale magnetic imaging using a compact high-harmonic source

Compact sources based on high harmonic generation (HHG) offer experimental access to ultrafast dynamics, high-resolution imaging and spectroscopy, and also provide for a simultaneous probing of element-specific spin and charge carrier dynamics. Here, we extend the capabilities of compact EUV sources to the nanoscale imaging of magnetic structures by using circularly polarized harmonics in conjunction with Fourier transform holography.