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Valley-locked directionality from a monolayer transition metal dichilcogenide enabled by plasmonic nanoantenna

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Abstract

We propose and demonstrate a 2D materials-plasmonic system that could effectively enhance and separate emission from different valleys into opposite directions. The spin-locked directionality derives from the interference between different plasmonic modes.

© 2017 Optical Society of America

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