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Transport properties

Transport properties

How to make topological plasmons in graphene

26 Jun 2017 Hamish Johnston
llustration of a plasmon on the edge of a graphene sheet patterned with holes
On edge: a plasmon propagates along patterned graphene. (Courtesy: Dafei Jin <i>et al</i> / <i>Phys. Rev. Lett.</i>)
Patterned graphene should be an ideal material for creating infrared topological plasmons, according

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