The optical second-harmonic intensity generated by magnetic multilayers of cobalt and gold strongly depends on the magnetization. At normal incidence the results are independent of the amount of bulk cobalt and gold, but are accurately described by pure magnetic interface contributions. This represents a way to probe buried interface magnetism using magnetization-induced second-harmonic generation.
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