Two-dimensional moiré phonon polaritons

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Main Authors: Shi, Hao, Li, Chu, Pan, Ding, Dai, Xi
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author Shi, Hao
Li, Chu
Pan, Ding
Dai, Xi
author_facet Shi, Hao
Li, Chu
Pan, Ding
Dai, Xi
contents Phonon polaritons (PhPs) are hybrid light-matter modes. We investigate them in two-dimensional (2D) materials with twisted moiré structures, revealing that the moiré potential creates a new class of `moiré PhPs'. These exhibit a fundamental spectral reconstruction into multiple branches and, crucially, electromagnetic wavefunctions that are nano-patterned by the superlattice. Through numerical simulations based on realistic lattice models, we confirm the existence of these intriguing modes. The inherent nanoscale structuring produces a robust, spatially varying near-field response, establishing moiré superlattices as a platform for engineering light-matter interactions.
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spellingShingle Two-dimensional moiré phonon polaritons
Shi, Hao
Li, Chu
Pan, Ding
Dai, Xi
Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics
Optics
Phonon polaritons (PhPs) are hybrid light-matter modes. We investigate them in two-dimensional (2D) materials with twisted moiré structures, revealing that the moiré potential creates a new class of `moiré PhPs'. These exhibit a fundamental spectral reconstruction into multiple branches and, crucially, electromagnetic wavefunctions that are nano-patterned by the superlattice. Through numerical simulations based on realistic lattice models, we confirm the existence of these intriguing modes. The inherent nanoscale structuring produces a robust, spatially varying near-field response, establishing moiré superlattices as a platform for engineering light-matter interactions.
title Two-dimensional moiré phonon polaritons
topic Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics
Optics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.00313