Beautiful Graphene, Photonic Crystals, Schrödinger and Dirac Billiards and Their Spectral Properties

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Beautiful Graphene, Photonic Crystals, Schrödinger and Dirac Billiards and Their Spectral Properties Cocoyoc 2012 Something about graphene and microwave billiards Dirac spectrum in a photonic crystal Experimental setup Transmission and reflection spectra Photonic crystal in a box: Dirac billiards Measured spectra Density of states Spectral properties Outlook Supported by DFG within SFB 634 S. Bittner, B. Dietz, J.Isensee, T. Klaus, M. Miski-Oglu, A. R., C. Ripp N.Pietralla, L. von Smekal, J. Wambach 2012 Institute of Nuclear Physics Darmstadt/SFB 634 & ECT*, Trento Achim Richter 1

Nobel Prize in Physics 2010 2012 Institute of Nuclear Physics Darmstadt/SFB 634 & ECT*, Trento Achim Richter 2

Graphene What makes graphene so attractive for research is that the spectrum closely resembles the Dirac spectrum for massless fermions. M. Katsnelson, Materials Today, 2007 conductance band Two triangular sublattices of carbon atoms valence band Near each corner of the first hexagonal Brillouin zone the electron energy E has a conical dependence on the quasimomentum but low Experimental realization of graphene in analog experiments of microwave photonic crystals 2012 Institute of Nuclear Physics Darmstadt/SFB 634 & ECT*, Trento Achim Richter 3

Quantum Billiards and Microwave Billiards Quantum billiard Microwave billiard d Analogy for eigenvalue E wave number eigenfunction Ψ electric field strength E z 2012 Institute of Nuclear Physics Darmstadt/SFB 634 & ECT*, Trento Achim Richter 4

Measurement Principle Measurement of scattering matrix element S 21 rf power rf power in out d P out,2 P in,1 = S 21 2 Resonance spectrum Resonance density Length spectrum (Gutzwiller) ν ) FT ~ ρ( l ) ρ( f ) = δ ( f f ν ρ( f ) = ρ ( f ) + ρ Weyl fluc ( f ) 2012 Institute of Nuclear Physics Darmstadt/SFB 634 & ECT*, Trento Achim Richter 5

Open Flat Microwave Billiard: Photonic Crystal A photonic crystal is a structure, whose electromagnetic properties vary periodically in space, e.g. an array of metallic cylinders open microwave resonator Flat crystal (resonator) E-field is perpendicular to the plates (TM 0 mode) Propagating modes are solutions of the scalar Helmholtz equation Schrödinger equation for a quantum multiple-scattering problem Numerical solution yields the band structure 2012 Institute of Nuclear Physics Darmstadt/SFB 634 & ECT*, Trento Achim Richter 6

Calculated Photonic Band Structure Dispersion relation of a photonic crystal exhibits a band structure analogous to the electronic band structure in a solid conductance band valence band The triangular photonic crystal possesses a conical dispersion relation Dirac spectrum with a Dirac point where bands touch each other The voids form a honeycomb lattice like atoms in graphene 2012 Institute of Nuclear Physics Darmstadt/SFB 634 & ECT*, Trento Achim Richter 7

Effective Hamiltonian around the Dirac Point Close to Dirac point the effective Hamiltonian is a 2x2 matrix Substitution and leads to the Dirac equation Experimental observation of a Dirac spectrum in open photonic crystal (S. Bittner et al., PRB 82, 014301 (2010)) Scattering experiment 2012 Institute of Nuclear Physics Darmstadt/SFB 634 & ECT*, Trento Achim Richter 8

Scattering Experiment Horn antenna emits approximately plane waves VNA measures the modulus of the scattering matrix given by Transmission: Reflection: 2012 Institute of Nuclear Physics Darmstadt/SFB 634 & ECT*, Trento Achim Richter 9

Experimental Realization of 2D Photonic Crystal # cylinders: 23 x 38 = 874 wave guide antena b horn antena a Cylinder radius: R = 5 mm Lattice constant: a = 20 mm Crystal size: Frequency: 400 x 900 x 8 mm f max =19 GHz First step: experimental observation of the band structure 2012 Institute of Nuclear Physics Darmstadt/SFB 634 & ECT*, Trento Achim Richter 10

Transmission through the Photonic Crystal wave guide antena b horn antena a Transmission spectrum possesses two stop bands Comparison with calculated band structure 2012 Institute of Nuclear Physics Darmstadt/SFB 634 & ECT*, Trento Achim Richter 11

Projected Band Diagram Dirac point The density plot of the 1st frequency band The projected band diagram along the irreducible Brillouin zone ΓΜΚ The 1st and 2nd frequency bands touch each other at the corners of the Brillouine zone Dirac Point 2012 Institute of Nuclear Physics Darmstadt/SFB 634 & ECT*, Trento Achim Richter 12

Transmission through the Photonic Crystal Dirac point The positions of measured stop bands coincide with the calculated ones lattice parameters chosen correctly Dirac point is not sufficiently pronounced in the transmission spectra single antenna reflection measurement 2012 Institute of Nuclear Physics Darmstadt/SFB 634 & ECT*, Trento Achim Richter 13

Single Antenna Reflection Spectrum Measurement with a wire antenna a put through a drilling in the top plate point like field probe Characteristic cusp structure around the Dirac frequency Van Hove singularities at the band saddle point Next: analysis of the measured spectrum 2012 Institute of Nuclear Physics Darmstadt/SFB 634 & ECT*, Trento Achim Richter 14

Local Density of States and Reflection Spectrum The scattering matrix formalism relates the reflection spectra to the local density of states (LDOS) LDOS LDOS around the Dirac point (Wallace,1947) Three parameter fit formula fit parameters 2012 Institute of Nuclear Physics Darmstadt/SFB 634 & ECT*, Trento Achim Richter 15

Reflection Spectra Description of experimental reflection spectra antenna a in the middle of the crystal antenna a 6 rows apart from the boundary Experimental Dirac frequencies agree with calculated one, f D =13.81 GHz, within the standard error of the fit Oscillations around the mean intensity origin? 2012 Institute of Nuclear Physics Darmstadt/SFB 634 & ECT*, Trento Achim Richter 16

Comparison with STM Measurements graphene flake, Li et al. (2009) photonic crystal Tunneling conductance is proportional to LDOS Similarity with measured reflection spectrum of the photonic crystal Oscillations in STM are not as pronounced due to the large sample size Finestructure in the photonic crystal shows fluctuations (RMT) 2012 Institute of Nuclear Physics Darmstadt/SFB 634 & ECT*, Trento Achim Richter 17

Summary I Connection between reflection spectra and LDOS is established Cusp structure in the reflection spectra is identified with the Dirac point Photonic crystal simulates one particle properties of graphene Results are published in Phys. Rev. B 82 014301 (2010) Measured also transmission near the Dirac Point Dirac billiards 2012 Institute of Nuclear Physics Darmstadt/SFB 634 & ECT*, Trento Achim Richter 18

Dirac Billiard Photonic crystal box: bounded area = billiard 888 cylinders (scatterers) milled out of a brass plate Height d = 3 mm = 50 GHz for 2D system Lead plated superconducting below 7.2 K high Q value Boundary does not violate the translation symmetry no edge states Relativistic massless spin-one half particles in a billiard (Berry and Mondragon,1987) 2012 Institute of Nuclear Physics Darmstadt/SFB 634 & ECT*, Trento Achim Richter 19

Transmission Spectrum at 4 K Pronounced stop bands Quality factors > 5 10 5 complete spectrum Altogether 5000 resonances observed 2012 Institute of Nuclear Physics Darmstadt/SFB 634 & ECT*, Trento Achim Richter 20

Density of States of the Measured Spectrum and the Band Structure stop band Positions of stop bands are in agreement with calculation DOS related to slope of a band Dirac point Dips correspond to Dirac points stop band Dirac point stop band High DOS at van Hove singularities ESQPT? Flat band has very high DOS Qualitatively in good agreement with prediction for graphene (Castro Neto et al., RMP 81,109 (2009)) 2012 Institute of Nuclear Physics Darmstadt/SFB 634 & ECT*, Trento Achim Richter 21

Integrated Density of States: 1 st and 2 nd Bands Does not follow Weyl law for 2D resonators ( ) Small slope at the Dirac frequency DOS nearly zero Nearly symmetric with respect to the Dirac frequency Two parabolic branches 2012 2011 Institute of Nuclear Physics Darmstadt/SFB 634 & ECT*, Trento Achim Richter 22

Integrated DOS near Dirac Point Weyl law for Dirac billiard (J. Wurm et al., PRB 84, 075468 (2011)) U zz is length of zigzag edges group velocity is a free parameter Same area A for two branches, but different group velocities α β electron-hole asymmetry like in graphene 2012 Institute of Nuclear Physics Darmstadt/SFB 634 & ECT*, Trento Achim Richter 23

Spectral Properties of a Rectangular Dirac Billiard: Nearest Neighbour Spacing Distribution 159 levels around Dirac point Rescaled resonance frequencies such that Poisson statistics Similar behavior at second Dirac point 2012 Institute of Nuclear Physics Darmstadt/SFB 634 & ECT*, Trento Achim Richter 24

NND: 3 rd Band Very dense spectrum Unfolding with a polynom of 8 th order Missing levels? Seems to agree with GOE 2012 Institute of Nuclear Physics Darmstadt/SFB 634 & ECT*, Trento Achim Richter 25

Summary II Photonic crystal simulates one particle properties of graphene Observation of edge states in the Dirac billiard (not shown) Realisation of superconducting microwave Dirac billiard i.e. photonic crystal in a metallic box serves as a model for a relativistic quantum billiard Experimental DOS agrees with calculated photonic band structure Fluctuation properties of the spectrum were investigated Open problems: (i) Length spectrum of periodic orbits (ii) Do we see an excited state quantum phase transition? 2012 Institute of Nuclear Physics Darmstadt/SFB 634 & ECT*, Trento Achim Richter 26

Excited State Quantum Phase Transitions Francesco Iachello at the 6th International Workshop in Shape-Phase Transitions and Critical-Point Phenomena in Nuclei Darmstadt 2012 Control parameter ξ At the separatrix the density of states diverges (Caprio, Cejnar, Iachello,2008) 2012 Institute of Nuclear Physics Darmstadt/SFB 634 & ECT*, Trento Achim Richter 27

Excited State Quantum Phase Transition in Dirac Billiard Experimental density of states in the Dirac billiard saddle point saddle point Van Hove singularities at saddle point: density of states diverges at k=m Possible control parameters chemical potential sublattice dependent potential 2012 Institute of Nuclear Physics Darmstadt/SFB 634 & ECT*, Trento Achim Richter 28

Personal Remarks 638 citations All the best and many more fruitful years together! 2012 Institute of Nuclear Physics Darmstadt/SFB 634 & ECT*, Trento Achim Richter 29