Near-field refractometry of van der Waals crystals
arXiv:2411.07926 · doi:10.1515/nanoph-2025-0117
Abstract
Common techniques for measuring refractive indices, such as ellipsometry and goniometry, are ineffective for van der Waals crystal flakes because of their high anisotropy and small, micron-scale, lateral size. To address this, we employ near-field optical microscopy to analyze the guided optical modes within these crystals. By probing these modes in MoS flakes with subwavelength spatial resolution at a wavelength of , we determine both the in-plane and out-of-plane permittivity components of MoS as and , respectively, with a relative uncertainty below , while overcoming the limitations of traditional methods.
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