Light-wave-controlled Haldane model in monolayer hexagonal boron nitride.

In recent years, the stacking and twisting of atom-thin structures with matching crystal symmetry has provided a unique way to create new superlattice structures in which new properties emerge. In parallel, control over the temporal characteristics of strong light fields has allowed researchers to manipulate coherent electron transport in such atom-thin structures on sublaser-cycle timescales. Here we demonstrate a tailored light-wave-driven analogue to twisted layer stacking.

A recoil ion momentum spectrometer for probing ionization, e-capture, and capture-ionization induced molecular fragmentation dynamics.

The development of a recoil ion momentum spectrometer (RIMS) along with a post-collision projectile charge state analyzer (CSA) and its performance for carrying out studies of molecular fragmentation following direct ionization, electron-capture, and capture-ionization have been demonstrated here. This is a two-stage Wiley-McLaren type spectrometer with slight modification introduced by adding a lens to achieve higher momentum resolution as well as larger angular acceptance. Along with the time and position sensitive detector, it can measure all the three momentum components of singly charged recoil ions of energy up to 10 eV emitted in all directions.

Author Correction: Differential electron emission from polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon molecules under fast ion impact.

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Differential electron emission from polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon molecules under fast ion impact.

Interaction between polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon (PAH) molecule and energetic ion is a subject of interest in different areas of modern physics. Here, we present measurements of energy and angular distributions of absolute double differential electron emission cross section for coronene (CH) and fluorene (CH) molecules under fast bare oxygen ion impact. For coronene, the angular distributions of the low energy electrons are quite different from that of simpler targets like Ne or CH, which is not the case for fluorene.