2019
Conference Paper
Title

Semiconducting 2D-materials: Nano-sandbox for fundamental physics and new platform for optical coatings, light emission and quantum light sources

Abstract
Two-dimensional (2D) materials are interesting candidates for usage in optical coatings. The offer a natural access for the control of coating geometries down to the atomic scale. The set of 2D-materials, which is available for optical applications, spans dielectrics, semiconductors and (semi-)metals; but with sometimes vastly different properties from their bulk counterparts. In this talk I will present functionalized optical coatings consisting of 2D-materials but also functionalized optical coatings embedded with 2D-materials. I will discuss their specific properties, focusing on the development of excitonic systems and on highly nonlinear optical coatings for wavelength conversion and quantum light sources.
Author(s)
Knopf, H.
Lundt, N.
Bucher, T.
Mupparapu, R.
Löchner, F.
George, A.
Neumann, C.
Fasold, S.
Sedov, E.
Waldherr, M.
Klaas, M.
Tongay, S.
Klembt, S.
Chong, K.
Choi, D.-Y.
Taniguchip, T.
Watanabe, K.
Schulz, U.
Kavokin, A.
Höfling, S.
Turchanin, A.
Pertsch, T.
Schneider, C.
Setzpfandt, F.
Staude, I.
Eilenberger, F.
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English