Size-controlled quantum confinement drives monolayer NbSe2 across a sharp transition from superconductivity to a correlated Coulomb-gapped state, with proximity to superconducting islands able to switch it back.
J.et al.Room Temperature Intrinsic Ferromagnetism in Epitaxial Manganese Selenide Films in the Monolayer Limit.Nano Lett.18, 3125–3131, 10.1021/acs.nanolett.8b00683 (2018)
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CrSBr's chromium d-orbital energies and d-d excitations are mapped with resonant X-ray spectroscopies and a fitted crystal-field model, placing the bright exciton above the lowest chromium d-d transition.
InSiTe3 shows a self-organized phonon frequency comb near an isolated Einstein mode at ~500 cm^{-1} with pronounced anharmonicity and anomalous temperature dependence near 200 K.
Spin-dependent tunneling competes with intervalley scattering to set photoluminescence polarization dynamics in TMD/magnetic vdW heterostructures, enabling sign switching under circular excitation.
DFT-derived Heisenberg parameters fed into classical Monte Carlo or renormalized spin-wave theory reproduce measured Curie temperatures for monolayer CrI3, with finite-size effects argued to explain apparent order in easy-plane 2D magnets.
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Phonon frequency comb close to an isolated Einstein mode in InSiTe3
InSiTe3 shows a self-organized phonon frequency comb near an isolated Einstein mode at ~500 cm^{-1} with pronounced anharmonicity and anomalous temperature dependence near 200 K.
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Effect of spin-dependent tunneling and intervalley scattering in magnetic-semiconductor van der Waals heterostructures on exciton and trion polarization
Spin-dependent tunneling competes with intervalley scattering to set photoluminescence polarization dynamics in TMD/magnetic vdW heterostructures, enabling sign switching under circular excitation.