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From: Negative circular polarization emissions from WSe2/MoSe2 commensurate heterobilayers

Fig. 3

Valley polarization of interlayer excitons. a Top: polarization-resolved PL spectra for the AA-stacked hBL using σ+ excitation at 1.96 eV. Bottom: the degree of circular polarization PC. b Polarization-resolved PL spectra near the XI peak using σ+ excitation at 1.64 eV (MoSe2) in AA- (top) and AB- (bottom) stacked hBLs. c The atomic registries and the phases associated with the interlayer transition dipoles in AA and AB stacking. A distinct phase factor \(e^{i{\mathrm{\tau }}{\mathbf{K}} \cdot {\mathbf{r}}_n}\) is associated with each interlayer transition dipoles between the nearest Mo and W atoms in different layers. d Left: the formation of \({\mathrm{X}}_{ + + }^{\mathrm{I}}\) state in AA-stacked hBLs using σ+ excitations at +K valleys in MoSe2 and WSe2 layers. Right: the formation of the interlayer dark state in AB-stacked hBLs using σ+ excitations at both MoSe2 and WSe2 layers. Red and blue lines are WSe2 and MoSe2 bands, respectively. Solid and dotted lines represent bands with different spins. Vertical arrows indicate optical excitations. Gray arrows represent spin-conserving interlayer transfer to the lowest energy band

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