Control of Hybrid Exciton Lifetime in MoSe2/WS2 Moiré Heterostructures
Haowen Xu,
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Jiangcai Wang,
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Huan Liu
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et al.
Advanced Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: July 5, 2024
Abstract
Hybrid
excitons,
characterized
by
their
strong
oscillation
strength
and
long
lifetimes,
hold
great
potential
as
information
carriers
in
semiconductors.
They
offer
promising
applications
exciton‐based
devices
circuits.
MoSe
2
/WS
heterostructures
represent
an
ideal
platform
for
studying
hybrid
but
how
to
regulate
the
exciton
lifetime
has
not
yet
been
explored.
In
this
study,
layer
hybridization
is
modulated
applying
electric
fields
parallel
or
antiparallel
dipole
moment,
enabling
us
from
1.36
4.60
ns.
Furthermore,
time‐resolved
photoluminescence
decay
traces
are
measured
at
different
excitation
power.
A
annihilation
rate
of
8.9
×
10
−4
cm
s
−1
obtained
fitting.
This
work
reveals
effects
power
on
excitons
1.5°
moiré
heterostructures,
which
play
important
roles
high
quantum
yield
optoelectronic
based
transition‐metal
dichalcogenides
heterostructures.
Language: Английский
Highly Tunable Moiré Superlattice Potentials in Twisted Hexagonal Boron Nitrides
Kehui Han,
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Minhyun Cho,
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Taehyung Kim
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et al.
Advanced Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Nov. 8, 2024
Moiré
superlattice
of
twisted
hexagonal
boron
nitride
(hBN)
has
emerged
as
an
advanced
atomically
thin
van
der
Waals
interfacial
ferroelectricity
platform.
Nanoscale
periodic
ferroelectric
moiré
potentials
in
hBN
allow
the
hosting
remote
Coulomb
to
adjacent
2D
materials.
Therefore,
new
strategies
for
engineering
length,
angle,
and
potential
strength
are
essential
developing
programmable
quantum
Here,
it
demonstrates
realization
hBN-based
platforms
visualizes
domains
properties
using
Kelvin
probe
force
microscopy
(KPFM).
Also,
regular
large
area
is
reported.
It
offers
possibility
reproduce
uniform
structures
with
precise
control
piezo
stage
stacking
heat
annealing.
cumulative
multi-ferroelectric
polarization
multi-level
multiple
angle
mismatched
interfaces.
Additionally,
observes
quasi-1D
anisotropic
show
highest
resolution
analysis
local
built-in
strain
between
layers
compared
conventional
methods.
Furthermore,
in-situ
manipulation
demonstrated
femtosecond
pulse
laser,
which
results
optical
phonon-induced
atomic
displacement
at
The
pave
way
develop
precisely
investigate
strongly
correlated
physics.
Language: Английский
Type-I and type-II interfaces in a MoSe2/WS2 van der Waals heterostructure
Applied Physics Letters,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
126(4)
Published: Jan. 27, 2025
We
report
experimental
evidence
that
MoSe2
and
WS2
allow
the
formation
of
type-I
type-II
interfaces,
according
to
thickness
former.
Heterostructure
samples
are
obtained
by
stacking
a
monolayer
flake
on
top
contains
regions
from
one
four
layers.
Photoluminescence
spectroscopy
transient
absorption
measurements
reveal
interface
in
contact
with
WS2.
In
other
heterostructure
formed
multilayer
WS2,
features
observed,
including
absence
charge
transfer
dominance
intralayer
excitons
MoSe2.
The
coexistence
interfaces
single
offers
opportunities
design
sophisticated
two-dimensional
materials
finely
controlled
photocarrier
behaviors.
Language: Английский
Free Carrier Auger–Meitner Recombination in Monolayer Transition Metal Dichalcogenides
Nano Letters,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
25(1), P. 284 - 290
Published: Dec. 27, 2024
Microscopic
many-body
models
based
on
inputs
from
first-principles
density
functional
theory
are
used
to
calculate
the
carrier
losses
due
free
Auger–Meitner
recombination
(AMR)
processes
in
Mo-
and
W-based
monolayer
transition
metal
dichalcogenides
as
a
function
of
density,
temperature,
dielectric
environment.
Despite
exceptional
strength
Coulomb
interaction
two-dimensional
materials,
AMR
found
be
similar
magnitude
those
conventional
III–V-based
quantum
wells
for
same
wavelengths.
Unlike
case
III–V
show
nontrivial
dependencies
fact
that
bandgap
renormalizations
order
hundreds
millielectronvolts
can
bring
higher
bands
into
or
out
resonance
with
optimal
energy
level
transition,
approximately
one
lowest
band.
Similar
behaviors
temperature
screening.
Language: Английский