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    Physicists Successfully Create a New Type of Quasiparticle

    By City College of New YorkOctober 8, 20221 Comment2 Mins Read
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    A quasiparticle refers to a physics concept in which highly stimulated states of matter are viewed as elementary quantum particles in their own right.

    City College of New York Physicists Have Created a New Magnetic Quasiparticle

    The City College of New York’s Center for Discovery and Innovation and the Physics Department have announced the creation of a new type of magnetic quasiparticle generated by coupling light to a stack of ultrathin two-dimensional magnets. This breakthrough, the result of a collaboration with the University of Texas at Austin, lays the foundation for an emerging strategy to artificially design materials by ensuring their strong interaction with light.

    “Implementing our approach with magnetic materials is a promising path towards efficient magneto-optical effects,” said CCNY physicist Vinod M. Menon, whose group led the study. “Achieving this goal can enable their use for applications in everyday devices like lasers, or for digital data storage.”

    Enhanced Coupling of Photons and Spin Correlated Excitations
    Optical resonator enhanced photons and spin-correlated excitations coupling in a van der Waals magnetic crystal. Credit: Rezlind Bushati.

    Dr. Florian Dirnberger, the study’s lead author, believes that their work exposed a largely unexplored realm of strong interactions between light and magnetic crystals. “Research in recent years brought forth a number of atomically flat magnets that are exceptionally well-suited to be studied by our approach,” he noted.

    Looking ahead, the team plans to extend these investigations to understand the role of the quantum electrodynamical vacuum when quantum materials are placed into optical cavities. “Our work paves the way for the stabilization of novel quantum phases of matter that have no counterpart in thermodynamic equilibrium,” commented Edoardo Baldini, assistant professor at The University of Texas at Austin.

    Reference: “Spin-correlated exciton–polaritons in a van der Waals magnet” by Florian Dirnberger, Rezlind Bushati, Biswajit Datta, Ajesh Kumar, Allan H. MacDonald, Edoardo Baldini and Vinod M. Menon, 12 September 2022, Nature Nanotechnology.
    DOI: 10.1038/s41565-022-01204-2

    The study was funded by the National Science Foundation, the Army Research Office, and the CREST-IDEALS Center at CCNY.

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