Exciton-driven giant non-linear overtone signals from buckled hexagonal monolayer GaAs
arXiv:1910.08443 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.101.155132
Abstract
We report here a giant 780 pm/V second harmonic and 1.410 m/V third harmonic signal from single atomic sheet of buckled hexagonal GaAs. We demonstrate this through the solution of an ab-initio real-time Bethe-Salpeter equation by including the electron-hole screened-exchange self-energy. The coupling between time-dependent external electric field and correlated electrons is treated within the modern theory of polarization. The result of our calculation envisage monolayer GaAs to be a prominent member in the material library of non-linear signal generations.
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