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Terahertz induced transparency in single-layer graphene

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Title Terahertz induced transparency in single-layer graphene
Names Paul, Michael J. (creator)
Lee, Byounghwak (creator)
Wardini, Jenna L. (creator)
Thompson, Zachary J. (creator)
Stickel, Andrew D. (creator)
Mousavian, Ali (creator)
Choi, Hyunyong (creator)
Minot, Ethan D. (creator)
Lee, Yun-Shik (creator)
Date Issued 2014-12-01 (iso8601)
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Abstract We show that the transmission of a terahertz (THz) pulse through single-layer graphene is strongly
nonlinear. As the peak electric field of the THz pulse exceeds 50 kV/cm, the graphene becomes
increasingly transparent to the THz radiation. When field strength reaches 800 kV/cm, the increased
transparency corresponds to a two-fold decrease in the time-average sheet conductivity of the graphene
(time averaged over the duration of the pulse). Time-resolved measurements reveal that the
leading portion of the pulse creates transparency for the trailing portion, with a 10-fold suppression
in sheet conductivity at the tail of the strongest THz pulse. Comparing the THz-induced transparency
phenomena in different sample geometries shows that substrate-free graphene is the best geometry
for maximizing the nonlinear transparency effect.
Genre Article
Topic Transistors
Identifier Paul, M. J., Lee, B., Wardini, J. L., Thompson, Z. J., Stickel, A. D., Mousavian, A., ... & Lee, Y. S. (2014). Terahertz Induced Transparency in Single-Layer Graphene. Applied Physics Letters, 105(22), 221107. doi:10.1063/1.4902999

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