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Despite its superior physical properties, graphene’s optical properties still possess crucial drawbacks for both classical and quantum photonics applications. For example, graphene’s gapless band structure prohibits efficient light emission, while its centrosymmetric nature renders it impossible to obtain strong second-order nonlinearity. In this work, we discuss our latest results on strained graphene that provides a new pathway towards solving the two key above-mentioned problems.
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