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Coherent phonons in single wall carbon nanotubes (SWNTs) are observed as oscillations of the differential absorption coefficient as a function of time by means of pump-probe spectroscopy. For the radial breathing mode (RBM) of a SWNT, the coherent phonon signal is understood to be a result of the modulated diameter-dependent energy gaps due to the coherent RBM phonon oscillations. However, this mechanism might not be the dominant contribution to other phonon modes in the SWNT. In particular, for the G band phonons, which correspond to bond-stretching motions, we find that the modulation of the interatomic dipole matrix element gives rise to a strong coherent G band phonon intensity comparable to the coherent RBM phonon intensity. We also further discuss the dependence of coherent G band and RBM phonon amplitudes on the laser excitation pulse width.

Author

Nugraha, A. R. T.; Hasdeo, E. H.; Sanders, G. D.; Stanton, C. J.; Saito, R.

Published

2014

Language

EN