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. 2016 Feb 9;7:10643. doi: 10.1038/ncomms10643

Figure 4. Zeeman splitting and diamagnetic shift in bulk WS2.

Figure 4

(a) Intensity of reflected σ+ light from the A exciton in bulk WS2 at 4 K, using B=0, +60 and −60 T. (b) Energies of the Zeeman-split exciton transitions, E+ and E. (c) The measured exciton splitting (E+E), corresponding to g=−3.33. For comparison, the red line shows the valley Zeeman splitting measured in monolayer WS2 (cf. Fig. 2f). (d) The average energy (E++E)/2 showing a diamagnetic shift (0.64 μeV T−2) that is twice as large as that measured in monolayer WS2 (red line; cf. Fig. 2g).