Fig. 3: The spin-resolved Berry curvature irradiated by LPL. | npj Quantum Materials

Fig. 3: The spin-resolved Berry curvature irradiated by LPL.

From: Floquet engineering of anomalous Hall effects in monolayer MoS2

Fig. 3

a, b The Berry curvature Ω|v,↑〉, Ω|c,↑〉, Ω|v,↓〉, and Ω|c,↓〉 contributed by the valence and conduction parts of the spin-up and spin-down bands with increasing laser amplitude A0 for photon energy ω = 1.7 eV. The black dots represent the values for the valence bands, while red dots correspond to the conduction bands, as indicated on the right axis. The blue dashed lines are guide to the eye. c, d The Berry curvature Ω|↑〉 and Ω|↓〉 of the total spin-up and spin-down bands for ω = 1.7 eV and ω = 1.9 eV. e, f Schematic illustration depicting the valley and spin Hall effects under LPL for ω = 1.7 eV and ω = 1.9 eV. The transparent balls represent the electrons that have disappeared under the influence of light.

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