2D Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(3), P. 035027 - 035027
Published: May 24, 2024
Abstract
Excitons
in
twisted
bilayers
of
transition
metal
dichalcogenides
have
strongly
modified
dispersion
relations
due
to
the
formation
periodic
moiré
potentials.
The
strong
coupling
a
light
field
an
optical
cavity
leads
appearance
polaritons.
In
this
paper,
we
derive
theoretical
model
for
linear
absorption
spectrum
coupled
polariton–phonon
system
based
on
time-convolutionless
(TCL)
approach.
Results
obtained
by
numerically
solving
TCL
equation
are
compared
those
Markovian
limit
and
from
perturbative
treatment
non-Markovian
corrections.
A
key
quantity
interpretation
findings
is
generalized
phonon
spectral
density.
We
discuss
impact
realistic
exciton
dispersions
varying
twist
angle
temperature.
Key
features
introduced
phonons
broadenings
energy
shifts
upper
lower
polariton
peak
sidebands
between
them.
analyze
these
with
respect
role
effects
find
that
they
depend
angle.
can
distinguish
regimes
large,
small,
intermediate
angles.
latter
particularly
pronounced
dominating
transitions
into
regions
which
characterized
van
Hove
singularities
density
states.
Nano Letters,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 13, 2025
Layered
two-dimensional
(2D)
organic-inorganic
perovskite
semiconductors
support
strongly
confined
excitons
that
offer
significant
potential
for
ultrathin
polaritonic
devices
due
to
their
tunability
and
huge
oscillator
strength.
The
application
of
a
magnetic
field
has
proven
be
an
invaluable
tool
investigating
the
exciton
fine
structure
observed
in
these
materials,
yet
combination
in-plane
strong
coupling
regime
remained
largely
unexplored.
In
this
work,
we
combine
microscopic
theory
with
rigorous
solution
Maxwell's
equations
model
magneto-optics
polaritons
2D
perovskites.
We
predict
brightened
dark
state
can
enter
regime.
Furthermore,
magnetic-field-induced
mixing
polarization
selection
rules
breaking
symmetry
lead
highly
anisotropic
polariton
branches.
This
study
contributes
better
understanding
perovskites
demonstrates
cavity
control
polarization-sensitive
polaritons.
ACS Photonics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(6), P. 2215 - 2220
Published: May 22, 2024
Dark
excitons
in
transition
metal
dichalcogenides
(TMDs)
have
been
so
far
neglected
the
context
of
polariton
physics
due
to
their
lack
oscillator
strength.
However,
tungsten-based
TMDs,
dark
are
known
be
energetically
lowest
states
and
could
thus
provide
important
scattering
partners
for
polaritons.
In
this
joint
theoretical–experimental
work,
we
investigate
impact
full
exciton
energy
landscape
on
absorption
reflectance.
By
changing
cavity
detuning,
vary
relative
unaffected
such
a
way
that
open
or
close
specific
phonon-driven
channels.
We
demonstrate
both
theory
experiment
controlled
switching
channels
manifests
characteristic
sharp
changes
optical
spectra
These
spectral
features
can
exploited
extract
position
excitons.
Our
work
suggests
new
possibilities
exploiting
polaritons
fingerprinting
nanomaterials
via
unique
landscape.
Nano Letters,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 2, 2024
Twisted
hexagonal
boron
nitride
(thBN)
exhibits
ferroelectricity
due
to
moiré
superlattices
with
AB/BA
domains.
These
domains
possess
electric
dipoles,
leading
a
periodic
electrostatic
potential
that
can
be
imprinted
onto
other
materials
placed
in
its
proximity.
Here
we
demonstrate
the
remote
imprinting
of
patterns
from
thBN
monolayer
MoSe2
and
investigate
changes
exciton
properties.
We
confirm
on
using
Kelvin
probe
force
microscopy
(KPFM)
hyperspectral
photoluminescence
(PL)
mapping.
By
creating
large
ferroelectric
domain
(∼8.7
μm),
achieve
unprecedented
modulation
(∼387
±
52
meV).
observe
formation
exciton-polarons
by
optical
property
induced
pattern
varying
size
down
∼110
nm.
Our
findings
highlight
as
platform
for
controlling
properties
2D
optoelectronic
valleytronic
applications.
2D Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
10(2), P. 025019 - 025019
Published: March 7, 2023
Abstract
Transition
metal
dichalcogenides
integrated
within
a
high-quality
microcavity
support
well-defined
exciton
polaritons.
While
the
role
of
intralayer
excitons
in
2D
polaritonics
is
well
studied,
interlayer
have
been
largely
ignored
due
to
their
weak
oscillator
strength.
Using
microscopic
and
material-realistic
Wannier–Hopfield
model,
we
demonstrate
that
MoS
2
homobilayers
Fabry–Perot
cavity
polaritons
exhibit
large
contribution,
while
remaining
visible
linear
optical
spectra.
Interestingly,
with
suitable
tuning
length,
hybridization
between
intra-
can
be
‘unmixed’
interaction
photons.
We
predict
formation
where
>90
%
total
excitonic
contribution
stemming
from
exciton.
Furthermore,
explore
conditions
on
tunneling
strength
energy
landscape
push
this
100%.
Despite
extremely
underlying
exciton,
effectively
fed
into
once
critical
coupling
condition
balanced
radiative
scattering
decay
channels
met.
These
findings
wide
relevance
for
fields
ranging
nonlinear
optoelectronic
devices
Bose–Einstein
condensation.
Nano Letters,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
24(30), P. 9186 - 9194
Published: July 16, 2024
The
interaction
between
light
and
moiré
superlattices
presents
a
platform
for
exploring
unique
light-matter
phenomena.
Tailoring
these
optical
properties
holds
immense
potential
advancing
the
utilization
of
in
photonics,
optoelectronics,
valleytronics.
However,
control
polarization
state
superlattices,
particularly
presence
effects,
remains
elusive.
Here,
we
unveil
emergence
anisotropy
by
constructing
twisted
WSe
Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
17(16), P. 4127 - 4127
Published: Aug. 20, 2024
A
fully
quantum,
numerically
accurate
methodology
is
presented
for
the
simulation
of
exciton
dynamics
and
time-resolved
fluorescence
cavity-tuned
two-dimensional
(2D)
materials
at
finite
temperatures.
This
approach
was
specifically
applied
to
a
monolayer
WSe2
system.
Our
enabled
us
identify
dynamical
spectroscopic
signatures
polaronic
polaritonic
effects
elucidate
their
characteristic
timescales
across
range
exciton–cavity
couplings.
The
employed
can
be
extended
various
2D
materials,
exploring
temperature
nonlinear
signals.
2D Materials,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
10(1), P. 015012 - 015012
Published: Nov. 11, 2022
Abstract
Integrating
2D
materials
into
high-quality
optical
microcavities
opens
the
door
to
fascinating
many-particle
phenomena
including
formation
of
exciton–polaritons.
These
are
hybrid
quasi-particles
inheriting
properties
both
constituent
photons
and
excitons.
In
this
work,
we
investigate
so-far
overlooked
impact
dark
excitons
on
momentum-resolved
absorption
spectra
hBN-encapsulated
WSe
2
MoSe
monolayers
in
strong-coupling
regime.
particular,
thanks
efficient
phonon-mediated
scattering
polaritons
energetically
lower
exciton
states,
polariton
branch
is
much
higher
than
.
It
shows
unique
step-like
increases
profile
indicating
opening
specific
channels.
We
study
how
different
externally
accessible
quantities,
such
as
temperature
or
mirror
reflectance,
change
response
polaritons.
Our
contributes
an
improved
microscopic
understanding
exciton–polaritons
their
interaction
with
phonons,
potentially
suggesting
experiments
that
could
determine
energy
states
via
absorption.
Nano Letters,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Nov. 20, 2024
We
demonstrate
both
experimentally
and
analytically
a
strong
coupling
phenomenon
between
moiré-type
plasmons
phonons
within
moiré
superlattices.
study
the
dependence
of
wave
vector
twist
angle
numerically
simulate
fabricate
metallic
superlattices
on
suspended
thin
film
SiO2
substrate
at
different
angles.
The
results
suggest
that
strength
initially
increases
then
decreases
with
increasing
When
is
16.26°,
we
achieve
plasmon-phonon
Rabi
splitting
approaching
45
meV.
further
analyze
system
by
utilizing
coupled-harmonic-oscillators
theory
quantum
mechanical
theory.
calculations
numerical
simulations
agree
experimental
results.
proposed
has
potential
to
contribute
substantially
electromagnetic
field
controlling
coupling.