Broadband atomic-layer MoS2 optical modulators for ultrafast pulse generations in the visible range.

Broadband atomic-layer MoS2 optical modulators for ultrafast pulse generations in the visible range.
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10.1364/ol.42.000547
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2017-02
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3.6
通讯作者:
Yuxia Zhang;Haohai Yu;Rui Zhang;G. Zhao;Huaijin Zhang;Yanxue Chen;L. Mei;M. Tonelli;Ji-yang Wa
Yuxia Zhang;Haohai Yu;Rui Zhang;G. Zhao;Huaijin Zhang;Yanxue Chen;L. Mei;M. Tonelli;Ji-yang Wa
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物理与天体物理2区
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作者:
Yuxia Zhang;Haohai Yu;Rui Zhang;G. Zhao;Huaijin Zhang;Yanxue Chen;L. Mei;M. Tonelli;Ji-yang Wa

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