Fig. 6: Resolving the polarization induced by the valley coherence from the total polarization. | Nature Communications

Fig. 6: Resolving the polarization induced by the valley coherence from the total polarization.

From: Polarized resonant emission of monolayer WS2 coupled with plasmonic sawtooth nanoslit array

Fig. 6: Resolving the polarization induced by the valley coherence from the total polarization.

a Comparison of the linear dichroism between two kinds of hybrid nanostructures. The linear dichroism of the WS2-Ag hybrid is always higher than that of the organics-Ag hybrid at the emission wavelength of the valley excitons (~636 nm). The organics is primarily the fluorescent moieties of PMMA residue. b The linear dichroism induced by the valley coherence (pink curve) and its percentage in the total polarization (green curve). Note that \({\mathrm{LD}}_{{\mathrm{total}}} = {\mathrm{LD}}_{{\mathrm{WS}}_2/{\mathrm{Ag}}}\).

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