Photoluminescence imaging of single photon emitters within nanoscale strain profiles in monolayer WSe2

Local deformation of atomically thin van der Waals materials provides a powerful approach to create site-controlled chip-compatible single-photon emitters (SPEs). However, the microscopic mechanisms underlying the formation of such strain-induced SPEs are still not fully clear, which hinders further...

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Main Authors: Abramov, Artem N., Chestnov, Igor Y., Alimova, Ekaterina S., Ivanova, Tatiana, Mukhin, Ivan S., Krizhanovskii, Dmitry N., Shelykh, Ivan A., Iorsh, Ivan V., Kravtsov, Vasily
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