michael s. fuhrer university of maryland graphene: scratching the surface michael s. fuhrer...

14
S. Fuhrer University of Ma Graphene: Scratching the Surface Michael S. Fuhrer Michael S. Fuhrer Professor, Department of Physics and Professor, Department of Physics and Director, Center for Nanophysics and Advanced Materials Director, Center for Nanophysics and Advanced Materials University of Maryland University of Maryland

Upload: stephanie-allison

Post on 18-Jan-2016

237 views

Category:

Documents


3 download

TRANSCRIPT

Page 1: Michael S. Fuhrer University of Maryland Graphene: Scratching the Surface Michael S. Fuhrer Professor, Department of Physics and Director, Center for Nanophysics

Michael S. Fuhrer University of Maryland

Graphene: Scratching the Surface

Michael S. FuhrerMichael S. FuhrerProfessor, Department of Physics andProfessor, Department of Physics and

Director, Center for Nanophysics and Advanced MaterialsDirector, Center for Nanophysics and Advanced MaterialsUniversity of MarylandUniversity of Maryland

Page 2: Michael S. Fuhrer University of Maryland Graphene: Scratching the Surface Michael S. Fuhrer Professor, Department of Physics and Director, Center for Nanophysics

Michael S. Fuhrer University of Maryland

Carbon and GrapheneCarbon and Graphene

C-

-

--

Carbon Graphene

4 valence electrons

1 pz orbital

3 sp2 orbitals

Hexagonal lattice;1 pz orbital at each site

Page 3: Michael S. Fuhrer University of Maryland Graphene: Scratching the Surface Michael S. Fuhrer Professor, Department of Physics and Director, Center for Nanophysics

Michael S. Fuhrer University of Maryland

Graphene Unit CellGraphene Unit Cell

Two identical atoms in unit cell: A B

Two representations of unit cell:

1/3 each of 6 atoms = 2 atoms

Two atoms2a

1a

Page 4: Michael S. Fuhrer University of Maryland Graphene: Scratching the Surface Michael S. Fuhrer Professor, Department of Physics and Director, Center for Nanophysics

Michael S. Fuhrer University of Maryland

Band Structure of GrapheneBand Structure of Graphene

Tight-binding model: P. R. Wallace, (1947)(nearest neighbor overlap = γ0)

2cos4

2cos

2

3cos41)( 2

0

akakakEE yyxF k

kx

ky

E

Page 5: Michael S. Fuhrer University of Maryland Graphene: Scratching the Surface Michael S. Fuhrer Professor, Department of Physics and Director, Center for Nanophysics

Michael S. Fuhrer University of Maryland

Bonding vs. Anti-bondingBonding vs. Anti-bonding

00

0 0

0

EH

ψ “anti-bonding” anti-symmetric wavefunction

“bonding” symmetric wavefunction

022 1

1

2

1

E

011 1

1

2

1

E

γ0 is energy gained per pi-bond

Page 6: Michael S. Fuhrer University of Maryland Graphene: Scratching the Surface Michael S. Fuhrer Professor, Department of Physics and Director, Center for Nanophysics

Michael S. Fuhrer University of Maryland

Bloch states:

AB

AB

0

1

1

0

FA(r), or

FB(r), or

“anti-bonding”E = +3γ0

“bonding”E = -3γ0

1

1

2

1

1

1

2

1

Γ point:k = 0

Band Structure of Graphene – Band Structure of Graphene – ΓΓ point ( point (kk = 0) = 0)

Page 7: Michael S. Fuhrer University of Maryland Graphene: Scratching the Surface Michael S. Fuhrer Professor, Department of Physics and Director, Center for Nanophysics

Michael S. Fuhrer University of Maryland

3

4

3

2

1

i

i

e

e

λλ

λ

K

K

K

0

1FA(r), or

1

0FB(r), or

Phase:

K 2

3a

a3

4K

Band Structure of Graphene – K pointBand Structure of Graphene – K point

Page 8: Michael S. Fuhrer University of Maryland Graphene: Scratching the Surface Michael S. Fuhrer Professor, Department of Physics and Director, Center for Nanophysics

Michael S. Fuhrer University of Maryland

3

4

3

2

0 1

i

i

i

e

e

e

Phase:

Bonding is Frustrated at K pointBonding is Frustrated at K point

3

2

02

ieE

001ieE

3

4

03

ieE

0

03

4

3

20

0

ii

i eeeE

3

2

02

i

eE

001ieE

3

4

03

i

eE

003

4

3

20

0

iii

i eeeeE

Re

Im

E1

E2

E3

Page 9: Michael S. Fuhrer University of Maryland Graphene: Scratching the Surface Michael S. Fuhrer Professor, Department of Physics and Director, Center for Nanophysics

Michael S. Fuhrer University of Maryland

0

1FA(r), or

1

0FB(r), or

K

2

3a

a3

4K

0

π/3

2π/3

π

5π/3

4π/3

“anti-bonding”

E = 0!

“bonding”

E = 0!

1

1

2

1

1

1

2

1

K point:Bonding and anti-bonding

are degenerate!

Bonding is Frustrated at K pointBonding is Frustrated at K point

Page 10: Michael S. Fuhrer University of Maryland Graphene: Scratching the Surface Michael S. Fuhrer Professor, Department of Physics and Director, Center for Nanophysics

Michael S. Fuhrer University of Maryland

)()()( rrvF FFkσ

kvbe

ibeek Fi

ii

k

k

;2

12/

2/rk

θk is angle k makes with y-axisb = 1 for electrons, -1 for holes

Eigenvectors: Energy:

Hamiltonian:

)(

)(

)(

)(

0

0

rF

rF

rF

rF

ikk

ikkv

B

A

B

A

yx

yxF

electron has “pseudospin”points parallel (anti-parallel) to momentum

K’

K

linear dispersion relation“massless” electrons

Band Structure of Graphene: k·p approximationBand Structure of Graphene: k·p approximation

Page 11: Michael S. Fuhrer University of Maryland Graphene: Scratching the Surface Michael S. Fuhrer Professor, Department of Physics and Director, Center for Nanophysics

Michael S. Fuhrer University of Maryland

Visualizing the PseudospinVisualizing the Pseudospin0

π/3

2π/3

π

5π/3

4π/3

180 degrees

540 degrees

Page 12: Michael S. Fuhrer University of Maryland Graphene: Scratching the Surface Michael S. Fuhrer Professor, Department of Physics and Director, Center for Nanophysics

Michael S. Fuhrer University of Maryland

Visualizing the PseudospinVisualizing the Pseudospin0

π/3

2π/3

π

5π/3

4π/3

0 degrees

180 degrees

Page 13: Michael S. Fuhrer University of Maryland Graphene: Scratching the Surface Michael S. Fuhrer Professor, Department of Physics and Director, Center for Nanophysics

Michael S. Fuhrer University of Maryland

K’ K

K: k||-x K: k||xK’: k||-x

real-spacewavefunctions(color denotesphase)

k-spacerepresentation

bondingorbitals

bondingorbitals

anti-bondingorbitals

Pseudospin: Absence of BackscatteringPseudospin: Absence of Backscattering

bonding

anti-bonding

Page 14: Michael S. Fuhrer University of Maryland Graphene: Scratching the Surface Michael S. Fuhrer Professor, Department of Physics and Director, Center for Nanophysics

Michael S. Fuhrer University of Maryland

““Pseudospin”: Berry’s Phase in IQHEPseudospin”: Berry’s Phase in IQHE

π Berry’s phase for electron orbits results in ½-integer quantized Hall effect

-80 -60 -40 -20 0 20 40 60 800

5

10

15

20

-34-30-26-22-18-14-10-6-22610141822263034

xy (e

2/h)

QHE at T=2.3K, B=7.94T

Rxx

(k)

Vg (V)

2

14

2

nh

exy

422 vsgg Berry’s phase = π

holes

electr

ons