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Magnetic field shown to control nonlinear optics in 2D materials
Original: Magnetic field controls a third-order nonlinear optical property and laser-induced electron coherence in 2D materials
Researchers report that an external magnetic field can control a third-order nonlinear optical property and laser-induced electron coherence in two-dimensional materials. The finding points to new ways of manipulating light-matter interactions in atomically thin substances, with potential implications for optical and quantum technologies.
Why now: New research demonstrating magnetic control of optical properties in 2D materials is of interest to physics and photonics researchers.
Evidence
- Magnetic field controls a third-order nonlinear optical property and laser-induced electron coherence in 2D materials · EurekAlert!
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