2D Materials,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
11(3), С. 035027 - 035027
Опубликована: Май 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.
Chemical Reviews,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
124(4), С. 1992 - 2079
Опубликована: Фев. 9, 2024
Twisted
van
der
Waals
(vdW)
quantum
materials
have
emerged
as
a
rapidly
developing
field
of
two-dimensional
(2D)
semiconductors.
These
establish
new
central
research
area
and
provide
promising
platform
for
studying
phenomena
investigating
the
engineering
novel
optoelectronic
properties
such
single
photon
emission,
nonlinear
optical
response,
magnon
physics,
topological
superconductivity.
captivating
electronic
result
from,
can
be
tailored
by,
interlayer
coupling
using
moiré
patterns
formed
by
vertically
stacking
atomic
layers
with
controlled
angle
misorientation
or
lattice
mismatch.
Their
outstanding
high
degree
tunability
position
them
compelling
building
blocks
both
compact
quantum-enabled
devices
classical
optoelectronics.
This
paper
offers
comprehensive
review
recent
advancements
in
understanding
manipulation
twisted
structures
presents
survey
state-of-the-art
on
superlattices,
encompassing
interdisciplinary
interests.
It
delves
into
fundamental
theories,
synthesis
fabrication,
visualization
techniques,
wide
range
physical
exhibited
these
structures,
focus
their
potential
practical
device
integration
applications
ranging
from
information
to
biosensors,
including
optoelectronics
modulators,
light
emitting
diodes,
lasers,
photodetectors.
highlights
unique
ability
superlattices
connect
multiple
disciplines,
covering
chemistry,
electronics,
optics,
photonics,
magnetism,
physics.
provides
valuable
resource
researchers
interested
shedding
characteristics
transformative
various
fields.
Atomically
thin
semiconductors
such
as
transition
metal
dichalcogenide
(TMD)
monolayers
exhibit
a
very
strong
Coulomb
interaction,
giving
rise
to
rich
exciton
landscape.
This
makes
these
materials
highly
attractive
for
efficient
and
tunable
optoelectronic
devices.
In
this
article,
we
review
the
recent
progress
in
understanding
of
optics,
dynamics
transport,
which
crucially
govern
operation
TMD-based
We
highlight
impact
hBN-encapsulation,
reveals
plethora
many-particle
states
optical
spectra,
outline
most
novel
breakthroughs
field
exciton-polaritonics.
Moreover,
underline
direct
observation
formation
thermalization
TMD
heterostructures
time-resolved
ARPES
studies.
also
show
density,
strain
dielectric
environment
on
diffusion
funneling.
Finally,
put
forward
relevant
research
directions
atomically
near
future.
Abstract
The
layer‐by‐layer
stacked
van
der
Waals
structures
(termed
vdW
hetero/homostructures)
offer
a
new
paradigm
for
materials
design—their
physical
properties
can
be
tuned
by
the
vertical
stacking
sequence
as
well
adding
mechanical
twist,
stretch,
and
hydrostatic
pressure
to
atomic
structure.
In
particular,
simple
twisting
of
two
layers
graphene
form
uniform
ordered
Moiré
superlattice,
which
effectively
modulate
electrons
lead
discovery
unconventional
superconductivity
strong
correlations.
However,
twist
angle
twisted
bilayer
(tBLG)
is
almost
unchangeable
once
interlayer
determined,
while
applying
elastic
strain
provides
an
alternative
way
deeply
regulate
electronic
structure
controlling
lattice
spacing
symmetry.
this
review,
diverse
experimental
advances
are
introduced
in
straining
tBLG
in‐plane
out‐of‐plane
modes,
followed
characterizations
calculations
toward
quantitatively
tuning
strain‐engineered
structures.
It
further
discussed
that
structural
relaxation
strained
superlattice
its
influence
on
Finally,
conclusion
entails
prospects
opportunities
2D
materials,
discussions
existing
challenges,
outlook
intriguing
emerging
field,
namely
“strain‐twistronics”.
Freestanding
oxide
membranes
have
recently
emerged
as
a
promising
platform,
offering
new
opportunities
for
experimentalists
to
design
materials
with
novel
properties.
These
membranes,
typically
consisting
of
transition
metal
oxides,
can
be
synthesized
freestanding
ultra-thin
quasi-2D
layers
and,
subsequently,
reassembled
into
multilayer
stacks
controlled
relative
twist
angles.
In
these
heterostructures,
controlling
the
moiré
superlattices
pattern
two
lattices
play
crucial
role
in
creating
unique
and
electronic,
optical,
magnetic,
mechanical
properties
that
do
not
exist
individual
constituent
or
traditional
non-twisted
epitaxial
heterostructures.
Here,
we
explore
stacking
twisting
including
underlying
principles
potential
applications.
We
also
discuss
current
challenges
provide
perspective
on
some
possible
future
directions
field.
Our
aim
is
highlight
functional
by
membranes.
Light Science & Applications,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
13(1)
Опубликована: Авг. 21, 2024
In
recent
years,
two-dimensional
(2D)
van
der
Waals
materials
have
emerged
as
a
focal
point
in
research,
drawing
increasing
attention
due
to
their
potential
for
isolating
and
synergistically
combining
diverse
atomic
layers.
Atomically
thin
transition
metal
dichalcogenides
(TMDs)
are
one
of
the
most
alluring
owing
exceptional
electronic
optical
properties.
The
tightly
bound
excitons
with
giant
oscillator
strength
render
TMDs
an
ideal
platform
investigate
strong
light-matter
coupling
when
they
integrated
cavities,
providing
wide
range
possibilities
exploring
novel
polaritonic
physics
devices.
this
review,
we
focused
on
advances
TMD-based
coupling.
foremost
position,
discuss
various
structures
strongly
coupled
TMD
materials,
such
Fabry-Perot
photonic
crystals,
plasmonic
nanocavities.
We
then
present
several
intriguing
properties
relevant
device
applications
polaritons.
end,
delineate
promising
future
directions
study
materials.
2D Materials,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
10(1), С. 014013 - 014013
Опубликована: Дек. 7, 2022
Recent
advances
in
the
field
of
vertically
stacked
2D
materials
have
revealed
a
rich
exciton
landscape.
In
particular,
it
has
been
demonstrated
that
out-of-plane
electrical
fields
can
be
used
to
tune
spectral
position
spatially
separated
interlayer
excitons.
Other
studies
shown
there
is
strong
hybridization
states,
resulting
from
mixing
electronic
states
both
layers.
However,
connection
between
twist-angle
dependent
and
field-induced
energy
shifts
remained
dark.
Here,
we
investigate
on
microscopic
footing
interplay
tuning
moir\'e
excitons
MoSe$_2$
homobilayers.
We
reveal
distinct
regions
PL
spectra
are
clearly
dominated
by
either
intralayer
or
excitons,
even
dark
Consequently,
predict
twist-angle-dependent
critical
at
which
material
being
transformed
direct
into
an
indirect
semiconductor.
Our
work
provides
new
insights
experimentally
accessible
knobs
significantly
physics
atomically
thin
nanomaterials.
Frontiers of Physics,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
19(4)
Опубликована: Март 1, 2024
Abstract
Heterostructures
composed
of
two-dimensional
van
der
Waals
(vdW)
materials
allow
highly
controllable
stacking,
where
interlayer
twist
angles
introduce
a
continuous
degree
freedom
to
alter
the
electronic
band
structures
and
excitonic
physics.
Motivated
by
discovery
Mott
insulating
states
superconductivity
in
magic-angle
bilayer
graphene,
emerging
research
fields
“twistronics”
moiré
physics
have
aroused
great
academic
interests
engineering
optoelectronic
properties
exploration
new
quantum
phenomena,
which
superlattice
provides
pathway
for
realization
artificial
crystals.
Here
we
systematically
summarize
current
achievements
twistronics
physics,
with
emphasis
on
roles
lattice
rotational
mismatches
atomic
registries.
Firstly,
review
effects
photonic
particularly
exciton
such
as
dipole
moment
spin-valley
polarization,
through
interactions
structures.
We
also
discuss
dynamics
vdW
heterostructures
different
angles,
like
formation,
transport
relaxation
processes,
whose
mechanisms
are
complicated
still
need
further
investigations.
Subsequently,
theoretical
analysis
experimental
observations
modulated
excitons.
Various
exotic
shown,
including
periodic
potential,
miniband,
varying
wave
function
symmetry,
result
localization,
emergent
peaks
spatially
alternating
optical
selection
rule.
expanded
systems
external
modulation
factors
electric
field,
doping
strain,
showing
that
is
promising
platform
high
tunability
applications
in-depth
study
frontier
Lastly,
focus
rapidly
developing
field
correlated
electron
based
system,
potentially
related
phenomena.
Optica,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
11(9), С. 1346 - 1346
Опубликована: Июль 24, 2024
Efficient
scattering
into
the
exciton
polariton
ground
state
is
a
key
prerequisite
for
generating
Bose–Einstein
condensates
and
low-threshold
lasing.
However,
this
can
be
challenging
to
achieve
at
low
densities
due
bottleneck
effect
that
impedes
phonon-driven
low-momentum
states.
The
rich
landscape
of
transition
metal
dichalcogenides
(TMDs)
provides
potential
intervalley
pathways
via
dark
excitons
rapidly
populate
these
polaritons.
Here,
we
present
theoretical
fully
microscopic
study
exploring
time-
momentum-resolved
relaxation
polaritons
supported
by
MoSe
2
monolayer
integrated
within
Fabry–Perot
cavity.
By
exploiting
phonon-assisted
transitions
between
momentum-dark
lower
branch,
demonstrate
it
possible
circumvent
region
efficiently
state.
Furthermore,
pathway
predicted
give
rise
to,
yet
unobserved,
angle-resolved
phonon
sidebands
in
low-temperature
photoluminescence
spectra
are
associated
with
excitons.
This
represents
distinct
signature
efficient
phonon-mediated
polariton-dark-exciton
interactions.
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.