Magneto-optical transport properties of monolayer WSe2

Abstract

The recent experimental realization of a high quality WSe leads to the possibility of magneto-optical measurements and the manipulation of the spin and valley degrees of freedom. We study the influence of the very strong spin-orbit coupling and of the anisotropic lifting of the valley pseudospin degeneracy on its magnetotransport properties. The energy spectrum of WSe${}_2$ is derived and discussed in the presence of a perpendicular magnetic field $B$. Correspondingly we evaluate the magneto-optical Hall conductivity and the optical longitudinal conductivity as functions of the frequency, magnetic field, and Fermi energy. They are strongly influenced by the field $B$ and the strong spin splitting. The former exhibits valley polarization and the latter beatings of oscillations. The magneto-optical responses can be tuned in two different regimes: the mictrowave-to-terahertz regime and the visible-frequency one. The absorption peaks involving the $n=0$ LL appear in between these two regimes and show a magnetic control of the spin and valley splittings. We also evaluate the power absorption spectrum.

arXiv comment15 pages and 11 Figs. arXiv admin note: text overlap with arXiv:1505.06780

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