Circularly polarized light produces a helicity-dependent current in a Ge nanosheet on Al, and the current peaks at a thickness matching bilayer germanene.
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Circular photogalvanic effect in an inversion-symmetry-broken bilayer germanium nanosheet
Circularly polarized light produces a helicity-dependent current in a Ge nanosheet on Al, and the current peaks at a thickness matching bilayer germanene.