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Main Authors: Yunusa, Muhammad, Schulz, Andrew K., Parker, Tim, Schneider, Felix, Elibol, Kenan, Predel, Marius, Dzíbelová, Jana, Rebmann, Michel, Gorkan, Taylan, van Aken, Peter A., Meixner, Alfred J., Durgun, Engin, Kotakoski, Jani, Zhang, Dai, Sitti, Metin
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Published: 2024
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.00461
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author Yunusa, Muhammad
Schulz, Andrew K.
Parker, Tim
Schneider, Felix
Elibol, Kenan
Predel, Marius
Dzíbelová, Jana
Rebmann, Michel
Gorkan, Taylan
van Aken, Peter A.
Meixner, Alfred J.
Durgun, Engin
Kotakoski, Jani
Zhang, Dai
Sitti, Metin
author_facet Yunusa, Muhammad
Schulz, Andrew K.
Parker, Tim
Schneider, Felix
Elibol, Kenan
Predel, Marius
Dzíbelová, Jana
Rebmann, Michel
Gorkan, Taylan
van Aken, Peter A.
Meixner, Alfred J.
Durgun, Engin
Kotakoski, Jani
Zhang, Dai
Sitti, Metin
contents Gallenene is a promising low-dimensional material with a structure down to the thickness of a single atom, similar to graphene. However, van der Waals stacking of two-dimensional (2D) gallenene under confinement remain poorly understood. In this study, we present evidence of the formation of parallel-stacked hexagonal gallenene (a100) structures in liquid gallium. The present study demonstrates the AB stacking of 2D gallenene a100 crystals in liquid gallium sandwiched between two graphene layers, as observed through transmission electron microscopy. A nonlinear optical response of the confined hexagonal gallenene was investigated through second harmonic generation (SHG) microscopy. The SHG signal exhibits periodic peak intensity shifts upon angular rotation up to 90 degrees and intensity dampening at elevated temperatures. These findings offer insights on device applications of 2D gallenene.
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spellingShingle Nonlinear optical response and spontaneous polarization in layer-stacked gallenene using second harmonic generation
Yunusa, Muhammad
Schulz, Andrew K.
Parker, Tim
Schneider, Felix
Elibol, Kenan
Predel, Marius
Dzíbelová, Jana
Rebmann, Michel
Gorkan, Taylan
van Aken, Peter A.
Meixner, Alfred J.
Durgun, Engin
Kotakoski, Jani
Zhang, Dai
Sitti, Metin
Materials Science
Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics
Gallenene is a promising low-dimensional material with a structure down to the thickness of a single atom, similar to graphene. However, van der Waals stacking of two-dimensional (2D) gallenene under confinement remain poorly understood. In this study, we present evidence of the formation of parallel-stacked hexagonal gallenene (a100) structures in liquid gallium. The present study demonstrates the AB stacking of 2D gallenene a100 crystals in liquid gallium sandwiched between two graphene layers, as observed through transmission electron microscopy. A nonlinear optical response of the confined hexagonal gallenene was investigated through second harmonic generation (SHG) microscopy. The SHG signal exhibits periodic peak intensity shifts upon angular rotation up to 90 degrees and intensity dampening at elevated temperatures. These findings offer insights on device applications of 2D gallenene.
title Nonlinear optical response and spontaneous polarization in layer-stacked gallenene using second harmonic generation
topic Materials Science
Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.00461