Exchange interactions in wavefunction engineered, transition metal doped 2D hetero-nanoplatelets

波函数工程、过渡金属掺杂二维异质纳米片中的交换相互作用

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项目摘要

Recent advances in colloidal nanocrystal chemistry allows for the realization of wavefunction- engineered nanoplatelets with core-shell, core-crown or core-crown-shell architectures. The quasi-two dimensional (2D) density of states, combined with strong quantum and dielectric confinement results in exciting electronic and optoelectronic properties, opening a pathway for innovative applications.In this project we intend to expand the functionalities of this novel material class by transition metal doping with monolayer accuracy. The required materials – which are worldwide unique - will be provided by our project partner, Prof. H.V. Demir at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. Quasi type II (CdSe/CdS) and type II (CdSe/CdTe) heterostructures doped with manganese or cobalt in the shell / crown will represent the material basis for investigating s,p –d exchange interactions between magnetic dopants and charge carriers. Hetero-nanoplatelets with monolayer thickness control and well-defined doping positions will be investigated, where the wavefunction distribution of ground and excited carrier states will be engineered towards a targeted overlap with the transition metal dopants.The fact that in such nanoplatelets a variety of ground and excited states of different hole character (heavy hole, light hole, split-off hole) can be separated in magneto-optical experiments due to pronounced excitonic resonances will individually give access to s-d and p-d exchange constants in reduced dimensions. We intend to extract the size-dependent s-d and p-d exchange constants for both, Mn- and Co-doped nanoplatelets and envision to optically generate long living magnetic polarons with defined magnetization axis utilizing the defined architecture of type II hetero-nanoplatelets. Probing the ligand field transition of the Co2+ ion in the crystal matrix, experimental access to local strain distributions at the hetero-interface is expected by changing the dopant position with respect to the interface with monolayer accuracy.
胶体微球化学的最新进展允许实现具有核-壳、核-冠或核-冠-壳结构的波函数工程化纳米片。准二维(2D)态密度,结合强量子和介电限制,激发电子和光电性能,为创新应用开辟了道路。在这个项目中,我们打算通过单层精确的过渡金属掺杂来扩展这种新型材料的功能。所需的材料-这是世界上唯一的-将由我们的项目合作伙伴,教授H. V.德米尔在南洋理工大学,新加坡提供。在壳/冠中掺杂锰或钴的准II型(CdSe/CdS)和II型(CdSe/CdTe)异质结构将代表研究磁性掺杂剂与电荷载流子之间的s,p-d交换相互作用的材料基础。将研究具有单层厚度控制和良好限定的掺杂位置的异质纳米片,其中基态和激发载流子态的波函数分布将被设计成与过渡金属掺杂剂的目标重叠。(重空穴、轻空穴、分裂空穴)可以在磁光实验中分离,这是因为显著的激子共振将单独地给出在减小的维度中的S-D和P-D交换常数。我们打算提取的大小依赖的s-d和p-d交换常数,锰和钴掺杂的纳米片和设想,光学产生长寿命的磁极化子与定义的磁化轴利用定义的架构的II型异质纳米片。探测的配位场过渡的Co 2+离子在晶体基质中,实验获得的局部应变分布在异质界面预期通过改变掺杂剂的位置相对于单层精度的接口。

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Magneto-Optical Functionality and Energy Transfer in Metal-Halide Perovskite Nanocrystals Doped with Transition Metals
掺杂过渡金属的金属卤化物钙钛矿纳米晶体的磁光功能和能量传输
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    Research Grants
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Optical and Electrical Control of Magnetism and Magneto-Optical Response in Semiconductor Nanoparticles and Nanoparticle Devices
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    2009
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    --
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    Priority Programmes
Einzel-Photonenemitter auf der Basis von CdSe/ZnSe Einzel-Quantenpunkt-Leuchtdioden bei Raumtemperatur
基于CdSe/ZnSe单量子点发光二极管的室温单光子发射器
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    2005
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Dynamical properties of nanostructured Ferromagnet - Diluted Magnetic Semiconductor Hybrids
纳米结构铁磁体的动力学特性 - 稀磁半导体混合体
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    5373082
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    2002
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    --
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    Priority Programmes
Einzel-Quantenpunkte und deren Kopplung auf der Basis von (Cd,Zn)Se/Zn(S,Se): Selbstorganisiertes Wachstum und optische Charakterisierung mittels Nanosonden Nanosonden
基于 (Cd,Zn)Se/Zn(S,Se) 的单量子点及其耦合:使用纳米探针的自组织生长和光学表征
  • 批准号:
    5156596
  • 财政年份:
    1999
  • 资助金额:
    --
  • 项目类别:
    Research Grants
Demystifying and Controlling the Exciton Fine Structure in Single Inorganic Perovskite Nanoplatelets
揭秘并控制单一无机钙钛矿纳米片中的激子精细结构
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    Research Grants
Gas-solid photocatalytic oxidation of dinitrogen to nitrogen oxides: Mechanism and kinetics
二氮气固光催化氧化成氮氧化物:机理和动力学
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    Priority Programmes
Investigation of anisotropic spin phenomena in doped single nanocrystals probed by luminescence spectroscopy in a vector magnetic field
矢量磁场中发光光谱探测掺杂单纳米晶中各向异性自旋现象的研究
  • 批准号:
    435349552
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    --
  • 项目类别:
    Research Grants

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