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ERC Advanced Grant MeQuaNo Edge Magnetoplasmons in Graphene in the Quantum Hall Regime D. C. Glattli CEA Saclay ,France collab. NTT Atsugi, Jpn N. Kumada (NTT Atsugi Jpn, visitor CEA) H. Hibino (NTT Atsugi, Jpn) M. Hashisaka (Tokyo Inst.


  1. ERC Advanced Grant MeQuaNo Edge Magnetoplasmons in Graphene in the Quantum Hall Regime D. C. Glattli CEA Saclay ,France collab. NTT Atsugi, Jpn N. Kumada (NTT Atsugi Jpn, visitor CEA) H. Hibino (NTT Atsugi, Jpn) M. Hashisaka (Tokyo Inst. Techn. Jpn) I. Petkovic (post-doc, now at Yale) F.I.B. Williams (visitor from Un.Budapest) L. Serkovic (Post-doc, now in Mexico) Keyan Bennaceur (PhD now @ McGill Un.) Preden Roulleau (CEA Saclay) P. Roche (CEA Saclay) Nanoelectronics Group F. Portier (CEA Saclay) electronflying qubits (levitons), electron interferometer, D. C. Glattli (CEA Saclay) quantum shot noise, electron quantum state tomography Graphene.,

  2. Plasmons and/in Graphene fast rising field Koppens, F.H.L., Chang, D.E. and de Abajo, F.J.G. Nano Letters 11, 3370-3377 (2011). Fei, Z. et al. Infrared nanoscopy of Dirac plasmons at the graphene-SiO2 interface. Nano Lett. 11, 4701-4705 (2011). Ju, L. et al. Graphene plasmonics for tunable terahertz metamaterials. Nature Nanotechnol. 6, 630-634 (2011). Chen, J. et al. Optical nano-imaging of gate-tunable graphene plasmons. Nature 487 77-81 (2012). Fei, Z. et al. Gate-tuning of graphene plasmons revealed by infrared nano-imaging. Nature 487 82-85 (2012). L. Vicarelli, M. S. Vitiello, D. Coquillat, A. Lombardo, A. C. Ferrari, W. Knap, M. Polini, V. Pellegrini & A. Tredicucci, Graphene field-effect transistors as room-temperature terahertz detectors, Nature Materials 11, 865 – 871 (2012) Ryzhii V. Terahertz plasma waves in gated graphene heterostructures. Jpn. J. Appl. Phys. 45, L923 – L925 (2006)

  3. Edge vs bulk plasmons BULK EDGE ω∼ n 1 / 4 ∼ V G 1 / 4 ω∼ n ∼ V G chiral non chiral weak gate dependence reversible with gate or field damped < inverse relaxation time (~THz) weakly damped on Hall plateaus THz to Infrared domain GHz to THz domain possibility of chiral plasmonics (gated rf-isolators, circulators ,… ) E x ( t ) boundary bulk

  4. Edge magneto-plasmons applications possibility of chiral plasmonics (gated rf-isolators, circulators ,… ) Graphene: B = 2 Tesla, T=300K  ~ 10 4 V cm -2 s -1 Hall angle > 45° enough for low loss circulator dynamics mediated by Edge Magneto-plasmons

  5. Outline  Introduction what are edge magnetoplasmons (EMP)? classical quantum (QH regime) EMP in graphene •  Experiment I (exfoliated graphene 40um perimeter) evidence for chiral propagation velocity of EMP mode carrier drift velocity Experiment II (SiC graphene 200um /1mm perimeter) • check EMP dispersion relation measure damping of EMPs  Conclusion and Perspectives

  6. 2D plasmons 1 / 2   1 / 2   2 2 n e n e E x ( t )   2D       3D 3 D s ( k ) ( k ) k         P P  m    2 m 0 0 ( IR to U.V. range) ( microwave to F.I.R.)   ( ) k k P k

  7. 2D magneto-plasmons 1 / 2   1 / 2   2 2 n e n e   2D       3D 3 D s ( k ) ( k ) k         P P  m    2 m 0 0 ( IR to U.V. range) ( microwave to F.I.R.)  ˆ z   1 / 2      2 2 ( k ) ( k ) MP P C   ( ) k k eB P   C m  C k

  8. 2D magneto-plasmons 1 / 2   1 / 2   2 2 n e n e E x ( t )   2D       3D 3 D s ( k ) ( k ) k         P P  m    2 m 0 0 ( IR to U.V. range) ( microwave to F.I.R.)   ˆ ˆ z z   1 / 2      2 2 ( k ) ( k ) MP P C  ( k ) eB PM   C m   ( B , k ) C PM 0   ( k ) k P    C k B

  9. Edge Magneto-Plasmons (EMP) EDGE + 1 / 2 -   1 / 2   2 2 n e n e E x ( t )   2D       3D 3 D s - ( k ) ( k ) k         P P  m    2 m + 0 0 + - ( IR to U.V. range) ( microwave to F.I.R.) -   z ˆ ˆ z + + -   a charged line concentrates 1 / 2      2 2 ( k ) ( k ) MP P C on the edge eB   C m wave exponentially decreases from the edge to the bulk  ( B , k ) PM 0     C 2 ( k )   P  2 ( k )   P  EMP  EMP C C B

  10. Edge Magneto-Plasmons (EMP) are classical V G rf Helium 2D electrons on Helium liq.   8 2 n 10 cm s     6 2 1 1 100 10 cm V s X  E 0 . 2 K kT F (radial) BB=0 1 / 2   2 n e     s ( k ) k     P   2 m 0 plasmon modes of an electron drum J’ n (k n,m R) =0 (azimuthal 1, +/- 1)

  11. Edge Magneto-Plasmons (EMP) are classical V G rf Helium 2D electrons  on Helium liq.   8 2 n 10 cm s      ˆ 6 2 1 1 100 10 cm V s X z  E 0 . 2 K kT F (radial) 1 / 2   2 n e     s ( k ) k     P   2 m 0   1 / 2      bulk 2 2 ( k ) MP P c (azimuthal 1, +/- 1)

  12. Edge Magneto-Plasmons (EMP) are classical EDGE V G rf Helium + 2D electrons  - on Helium liq. E x ( t ) - +   8 2 n 10 cm + s     6 2 1 1 100 10 cm V s X -  - E 0 . 2 K kT   z ˆ ˆ F z + + 1 / 2   2 n e     - s ( k ) k     P   the dynamical Hall current 2 m 0 localises charge on the edge   1 / 2      2 bulk 2 ( k ) MP P c 1   1 P q ( )  2 ( q )        2 2 2 P k q q  EMP C c

  13. Edge Magneto-Plasmons (EMP) are classical EDGE V G rf Helium + 2D electrons  - on Helium liq. E x ( t ) - +   8 2 n 10 cm + s     6 2 1 1 100 10 cm V s X -  - E 0 . 2 K kT   z ˆ ˆ F z + + 1 / 2   2 n e     - s ( k ) k     P   the dynamical Hall current 2 m 0 localises charge on the edge    Hall q 2  EPM 0   1 / 2      2 bulk 2 ( k ) MP P c 1   1 P q ( )  2 ( q )        2 2 2 P k q q  EMP C c

  14. Edge Magneto-Plasmons (EMP) in the Quantum Hall Regime + - E x ( t ) - + 2 e   + p . - Hall h -   z ˆ ˆ z  +   Hall q + 2  EPM - 0 the dynamical Hall current QHE regime ?  QH plateaus in EMP frequency ? localises charge on the edge  combines with QHE edge channels

  15. Edge Magneto-Plasmons (EMP) in the Quantum Hall Regime + - E x ( t ) - + 2 e   + p . - Hall h -  z  ˆ ˆ z  +   Hall q + 2  EPM - 0  QH plateaus in EMP frequency ? QHE regime ?  combines with QHE edge channels YES E.Y. Andrei, D.C. Glattli, F. Williams and M. Heiblum Surf. Sci. 196 501-506 (1998)

  16. Edge Magneto-Plasmons (EMP) in the Quantum Hall Regime + - E x ( t ) - + 2 e   + p . - Hall h -  z  ˆ ˆ z  +   Hall q + 2  EPM - 0 QHE regime  combines with QHE edge channels  adds single particle DRIFT Velocity   1 / 2      bulk 2 2 ( k ) MP P c  2 ( q )    P v q  EMP drift c small in GaAs 2DEGs c   QED  k 4 to  eff 5 10 10 m/s  10 6 m/s E.Y. Andrei, D.C. Glattli, F. Williams and M. Heiblum Surf. Sci. 196 501-506 (1998)

  17. Edge Magneto-Plasmons (EMP) in the Quantum Hall Regime + - E x ( t ) - + 2 e   + p . - Hall h -  z  ˆ ˆ z  +   Hall q + 2  EPM - 0 QHE regime  combines with QHE edge channels  adds single particle DRIFT Velocity   1 / 2      bulk 2 2 ( k ) MP P c  2 ( q )    P v q  EMP drift c c large in GRAPHENE 2DEGs   QED  k eff in graphene : v drift ~ v Fermi  10 6 m/s

  18. Edge Magneto-Plasmons (EMP) in the Quantum Hall Regime + complete expression : - E x ( t )   σ - 2   ω Hall = q log + 1 + v q   +    0  EMP D   2 q w + eff - w : cutt-off length with respect to sharp edge -   z ˆ ˆ z + + Damping extremely low compare with bulk plasmons - THEORY WORK: Fetter, A. L., Edge magnetoplasmons in a bounded two-dimensional electron fluid. Phys. Rev.B 32, 7676-7684 (1985). Volkov, V. A. and Mikhailov, S. A. Theory of edge magnetoplasmons in a two-dimensionalelectron gas. JETP Lett. 42, 556-560 (1985). Volkov, V. A., Galchenkov, D. V., Galchenkov, L. A. , Grodnenskii, I. M., Matov, O. R. and Mikhailov, S. A. Edge magnetoplasmons under conditions of the quantum Hall effect. JETP Lett. 44, 655-659 (1986). Volkov, V. A. and Mikhailov, S. A. Edge magnetoplasmons: low-frequency weakly damped excitations in inhomogeneous two-dimensional electron systems. Sov. Phys. JETP 67, 1639-1653 (1988). also - L. Glazman - Allan McDonald All theory work addressed conventional 2DEG in QHE regime

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