Nonlinear optics for characterization of 2D materials*

In this talk, I will discuss our recent results on nonlinear optics with two-dimensional layered (e.g., graphene [1-2], transition metal dichalcogenides [3-4], and black phosphorus [5-6]) materials and their hybrid structures (e.g, heterostructures[7], plasmonic[8] and silicon/fibre structures[1]) for material characterization applications.
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