Using spin-polarized photoemission with a pulsed laser as light source, it is shown that the time for a thermally induced magnetization reversal depends critically on the temperature of the sample. For amorphous GdTbFe the time is shorter (longer) than the duration of the 16 ns laser pulses if the initial temperature is below (above) the compensation temperature.
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Aeschlimann et al. (1991) studied this question.
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