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The transport and magnetic properties of correlated La{0.53}Sr{0.47}MnO{3}ultrathin films, grown epitaxially on SrTiO{3}, show a sharp cusp at thestructural transition temperature of the substrate. Using a combination ofexperiment and theory we show that the cusp is a result of resonant couplingbetween the charge carriers in the film and a soft phonon mode in the SrTiO{3},mediated through oxygen octahedra in the film. The amplitude of the modediverges towards the transition temperature, and phonons are launched into thefirst few atomic layers of the film affecting its electronic state.

Resonant phonon coupling across the La{1-x}Sr{x}MnO{3}/SrTiO{3} interface