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Manipulating coherent light–matter interaction: continuous transition between strong coupling and weak coupling in MoS2 monolayer coupled with plasmonic …Hou et al., 2019
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- Hou S
- Tobing L
- Wang X
- Xie Z
- Yu J
- Zhou J
- Zhang D
- Dang C
- Coquet P
- Tay B
- Birowosuto M
- Teo E
- Wang H
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- Advanced Optical Materials
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Strong interactions between surface plasmons in ultracompact nanocavities and excitons in 2D materials have attracted wide interests for its prospective realization of polariton devices at room temperature. Here, a continuous transition from weak coupling to strong coupling …
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