Tech · CA ·
Two light beams create temporary topological state in graphene
Phys.org · Tech
Published · Updated
- Researchers illuminated graphene with specific light to temporarily modify its electron states and create a Floquet topological insulator.
- This transient state emerges when a periodically oscillating field reshapes a material's electronic structure, producing topological properties absent at equilibrium.
- The study used a fundamental light field to create the state, with a second laser field at doubled frequency.
Read it at the source
Phys.org↗We link out rather than republish. The reporting belongs to the publications above; the summary and the search data on this page are ours.
