Optical properties of graphene /

"This book provides a comprehensive state-of-the-art overview of the optical properties of graphene. During the past decade, graphene, the most ideal and thinnest of all two-dimensional materials, has become one of the most widely studied materials. Its unique properties hold great promise for...

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Group Author: Binder, Rolf H. (Editor)
Published: World Scientific,
Publisher Address: Singapore :
Publication Dates: [2017]
Literature type: Book
Language: English
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Summary: "This book provides a comprehensive state-of-the-art overview of the optical properties of graphene. During the past decade, graphene, the most ideal and thinnest of all two-dimensional materials, has become one of the most widely studied materials. Its unique properties hold great promise for graphene to revolutionize many electronic, optical and opto-electronic devices. The book contains an introductory tutorial and 14 chapters written by top experts in areas ranging from fundamental quantum mechanical properties to opto-electronic device applications of graphene"--
Carrier Form: ix, 506 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 24 cm
Bibliography: Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN: 9789813148741
9813148748
Index Number: QD341
CLC: O612.4
Call Number: O612.4/O626
Contents: Introductory tutorial /
Microscopic theory for the groundstate and linear optical response of novel two-dimensional materials with hexagonal symmetry /
Microscopic view on the ultrafast carrier dynamics in graphene /
Theory of optical nonlinearities in graphene /
Nonlinear optical experiments on graphene /
Optical response of graphene under intense terahertz fields /
Nonlinear terahertz spectroscopy on multilayer graphene /
Ultrafast manipulation of terahertz waves using graphene metamaterials /
Spectroscopy of graphene at the saddle point / Daniela Wolf, Dong-Hun Chae, Tobias Utikal, Patrick Herlinger, Jurgen Smet, Harald Giessen, and Markus Lippitz --
Nonlinear saddle point spectroscopy and electron-phonon interaction in graphene /
Femtosecond pulse generation with voltage-controlled graphene saturable absorbers /
Graphene-based optical modulators /
The potential of graphene as a transparent electrode /