“…The equilibrium magnetization magnitude and direction is determined by a balance of several energies that depend on these factors and implicitly on temperature. For instance, temperature increases induced by laser beams can modify the equilibrium conditions and start a magnetization precession, switch it between different easy axis minima [6,7], or modify the magnetization hysteresis loops in applied fields [8]. Magnetic structures induced by laser beams [9,10,11,12,13], all-optical switching (AOS) in thin ferrimagnetic rare-earth and ferromagnetic superlattices [14,15], hybrid structures [16] and granular media [17,18] have been observed.…”