Thesis examines ultrafast processes in charge carriers of transition metal dichalcogenides, suggesting new applications.
Transition metal dichalcogenides can be prepared as atomically thin monolayers with unique optical and electronic properties that open up numerous (opto-)electronic applications. In this thesis, we performed time-resolved laser spectroscopy techniques to unravel the underlying physical processes, namely the thermalization, cooling and recombination as well as separation of charge carriers, plus coherent motions of the crystal lattice.
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