Intervalley scattering in MoS imaged by two-photon photoemission with a high-harmonic probe
arXiv:1607.04999 · doi:10.1063/1.4965839
Abstract
We report on the direct mapping of electron transfer in the momentum space of bulk MoS by means of time- and angle-resolved two-photon photoemission with a high-harmonic probe. For this purpose, we have combined a high-repetition rate high-harmonic source with tunable femtosecond pump pulses and a 3D () electron spectrometer. We show that optical excitation slightly above the A exciton resonance results in an immediate occupation of the conduction band at followed by an ultrafast transfer (~fs) to the conduction band minimum at . Both signals, at and , do not vanish over the observed period of 400~fs. The technique described here enables direct access to the charge transfer dynamics in -space and allows the study of decay times and decay channels in various systems with dependence on the excess energy or helicity of the excitation.
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