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. 2016 Aug 12;16(9):5333–5339. doi: 10.1021/acs.nanolett.6b01060

Figure 2.

Figure 2

Hyperspectral mapping of the MoSe2 monolayer. (a) Optical contrast of the sample observed in reflectance. Red dots indicate Inline graphic and Inline graphic. (b–c) Spatial imaging of the FWM amplitude, spectrally averaged over the exciton (b) response, centered at ∼1650 meV and the trion (c) at ∼1625 meV. Heterodyning at the FWM frequency Ω3 + Ω2 – Ω1 with τ12 = τ23 = 50 fs, T = 6 K. (d) Top: A typical PL spectrum, nonresonantly excited at ∼1750 meV (∼710 nm) with ≃0.1 μW average power arriving at the sample surface, displaying bright emission from EX and TR, with integrated count rate of 350 kHz for each transition. Bottom: Correlation between the PL intensity of the TR (black) and its binding energy (green), as a function of its transition energy. (e–f) PL imaging of TR and EX, respectively. Excitation conditions as in d. Linear color scale, as shown by horizontal bars.