Ultrafast nonlinear Hall effect is observed in centrosymmetric black phosphorus via femtosecond laser pulses polarized along the armchair direction, persisting beyond 300 fs.
Nature614(7946), 75–80 (2023) https://doi
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A time-dependent partial density of states is defined and computed for laser-driven materials, illustrated on wurtzite ZnO to reveal bond structure in the dressed electron density.
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Ultrafast nonlinear Hall effect in black phosphorus
Ultrafast nonlinear Hall effect is observed in centrosymmetric black phosphorus via femtosecond laser pulses polarized along the armchair direction, persisting beyond 300 fs.
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Laser-dressed partial density of states
A time-dependent partial density of states is defined and computed for laser-driven materials, illustrated on wurtzite ZnO to reveal bond structure in the dressed electron density.