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3 October 2024 Reversible nanoscale strain in suspended two-dimensional materials
Xi Wang, Eric Herrmann, Lottie Murray, Igor Evangelista, Sai Rahul Sitaram, Ke Ma, Zhixiang Huang, Jahad Jahadun-Nobi, Afam Madu, Anderson Janotti, Matthew Doty
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Abstract
Strain engineering of the two-dimensional semiconductor gallium selenide has recently revealed exciting nanophotonic effects such as localized bandgap tuning, exciton funneling, and the creation of site-specific single photon emitters. We investigate the reversible local strain engineering of suspended gallium selenide flakes by using a novel micromechanical spring with nanoscale probes for inducing symmetry-controlled localized strain. By performing strain engineering measurements on suspended gallium selenide flakes as opposed to using patterned substrates, unintended strain originating from the surrounding environment is avoided. Our results show that gallium selenide undergoes a reversible bandgap redshift of >6 meV. The presented research establishes a new platform for streamlining the quantitative understanding of material properties as a function of complex local strain in two-dimensional materials for quantum photonics applications.
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Xi Wang, Eric Herrmann, Lottie Murray, Igor Evangelista, Sai Rahul Sitaram, Ke Ma, Zhixiang Huang, Jahad Jahadun-Nobi, Afam Madu, Anderson Janotti, and Matthew Doty "Reversible nanoscale strain in suspended two-dimensional materials", Proc. SPIE PC13109, Metamaterials, Metadevices, and Metasystems 2024, PC131091L (3 October 2024); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.3030954
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KEYWORDS
2D materials

Gallium

Engineering

Quantum emitters

Quantum nanophotonics

Quantum limits

Quantum phenomena

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