Electronic and optical properties of 2D (atomically thin) InSe crystals

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Electronic and optical properties of 2D (atomically thin) InSe crystals Vladimir Falko National Graphene Institute

Zoo of 2D Materials layered substances with covalent bonding within the layers and van der Waals coupling between the layers

Electronic and optical properties of 2D (atomically thin) InSe crystals band and gaps for mono- and few-layer γ-inse optical and transport properties (th+exp) side view top view Brillouin zone Se In In K M K Se

Monolayer (In 2 Se 2 ) N-layer In 2N Se 2N z z mirror symmetry broken z z mirror symmetry Monolayers In 2 S 2, Ga 2 X 2 have qualitatively very similar properties, but multilayer films have different lattice, bands/gaps and selection properties for optical transitions) Zolyomi, Drummond, Fal ko PRB 89, 205416 (2014) Zolyomi, Drummond, Fal ko PRB 87, 195403 (2013)

why InSe DFT bands for monolayer M 2 X 2 most stable in ambient conditions bulk γ-inse m c = 0.2m e Relatively light electrons in conduction band: good for high mobility almost flat edge of the valence band: opportunity to get strong correlations in hole-doped material Zolyomi, Drummond, Fal ko - PRB 87, 195403 (2013); PRB 89, 205416 (2014)

Formulate tight binding model with all s and p orbitals and all nearest neighbour hoppings (MX, MM, XX) for monolayer (In 2 Se 2 ) and bulk Fit TB parameters to reproduce DFT bands in monolayer and bulk, after implementing a scissor correction to the band gap determined by comparing experimental and DFT gap values for bulk γ-inse (1.45eV at low T and 1.25eV at room T) Compute spectra of N-layer InSe (In 2N Se 2N ) and matrix elements for z- and in-plane polarised optical transition, to compare with the experiment

DFT-parametrised Tight-binding tight-binding model and DFT model Infor 2 Se In 2 2N Se 2N p,s p,s p,s p,s Magorrian, Zólyomi, Fal'ko PRB 94, 245431 (2016)

DFT-parametrised Tight-binding tight-binding model and DFT model Infor 2 Se In 2 2N Se 2N z z mirror symmetry VB-CB transition A across the gap is active in z-polarisation; a higher-energy transition B to a deeper double degenerate at the Г-point valence band is active in the x-y polarisation Parametrised TB: Δ=3.1eV (low T scissor correction) B A antisymmetric (odd) symmetric (even)

Role of spin-orbit coupling in monolayer InSe mirror reflection symmetry of the crystal forbids SO coupling in both conduction and valence bands, while time-inversion and D 3h symmetry allow spin-dependent terms only in the 3dr order in k.p theory. odd/even z -> -z conduction/valence band states allow for e cm e sf A s spin-flip (due to atomic SO coupling) interband transition coupled with in-plane xy-polarised photons

4-band k p theory for monolayer InSe E z d z e e Ezd z cm sf A s A e cm e e A s ~ e A e cm e e A cm sf ~ A e cm e cm e

Electronic bands in In 2N Se 2N Monolayer (In 2 Se 2 ) Bilayer (In 4 Se 4 ) z z mirror symmetry broken mirror symmetry Magorrian, Zólyomi, Fal'ko PRB 94, 245431 (2016)

Electronic bands in In 2N Se 2N room T scissor correction Relatively light electrons CB and wide interval of an almost flat VB edge also appear in few-layer InSe Magorrian, Zólyomi, Fal'ko PRB 94, 245431 (2016) large variation of the band gap as a function of number of layers.

Optical transitions in In 2N Se 2N z z antisymmetric symmetric broken z -z mirror symmetry xy-polarised transition B transition A xy-plane polarised with SO-induced spin-flip transition A (z-polarised) Magorrian, Zólyomi, Fal'ko PRB 94, 245431 (2016)

hbn encapsulated In 2N Se 2N hbn provides atomically flat substrate and clean encapsulation environment (low-resistance side contacts are possible) hbn insulator hbn insulator active 2DM hbn is sp 2 bonded insulator with a large band gap it is transparent and takes high voltage drop (useful for electrostatic gating) hbn and 2DM are glued together by weak van der Waals attraction, hence, they preserve their lattice structure and, hence, retain their basic physical properties.

hbn encapsulated In 2N Se 2N hbn provides atomically flat substrate and clean encapsulation environment (low-resistance side contacts are possible) high mobility! hbn and 2DM are glued together by weak van der Waals attraction, hence, they preserve their lattice structures and, hence, retain their basic physical properties.

hbn encapsulated 2D crystal: QHE in 6L InSe m c (N=3)=0.17m e m c (N=6)=0.14m e

Bandurin, Tyurnina, Yu, Mishchenko, Zólyomi, Morozov, Krishna Kumar, Gorbachev, Kudrynskyi Pezzini, Kovalyuk, Zeitler, Novoselov, Patanè, Eaves, Grigorieva, Fal ko, Geim, Cao DFT/TB with scissor correction

Magnetoluminescence (non encapsulated 5L) m c =0.14m e Mudd, Molas, Chen, Zolyomi, Nogajewski, Kudrynskyi, Kovalyuk, Yusa, Makarovsky, Eaves, Potemski, Fal ko, Patane - Scientific Reports 6, 39619 (2016)

Two-dimensional InSe strong band gap variation with the number of layers light conduction band mass: potential for high mobility and quantum circuits potential for strongly correlated states in p-doped 2D InSe P-doped: Wigner crystal? Mott insulator? ferromagnetic state? Peierls instability? superconductivity?

National Graphene Institute S Magorrian (NGI) V Zolyomi (NGI) X Chen (NGI) N Drummond (Lancaster) J Lischner (Imperial) A Tyurnina (NGI) D Bandurin (NGI) R Gorbachev (NGI) K Novoselov (NGI A Geim (NGI) A Patane (Nottingham) L Eaves (Nottingham) Z Kovalyuk (IPMS-UAS) U Zeitler (Nijmegen) M Potemski (Grenoble)