Physicsnpj Quantum Materials
Light-Enhanced Electron-Phonon Coupling in Photoexcited Graphene
S. Hu
This groundbreaking research by S.-Q. Hu explores the remarkable enhancement of electron-phonon coupling in graphene under laser illumination, demonstrating how photocarriers dramatically influence energy transport. Their findings reveal a threefold increase in coupling strength, promising exciting implications for future technology.
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