What is it about?
We use advanced quantum calculations to study how light creates and moves excitons in sulfur-doped graphyne, a two-dimensional carbon material. We predict strongly bound excitons and conditions that may enable excitonic superfluidity at up to 143 K! .
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Why is it important?
Our findings identify sulfur-doped graphyne as a promising material for exploring collective quantum phenomena and developing future exciton-based technologies.
Perspectives
This research opens new opportunities to investigate excitonic superfluidity in two-dimensional materials and explore their potential for quantum technologies.
Dr. Cesar E.P. Villegas
Universidad Privada del Norte
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This page is a summary of: Exciton dynamics and high-temperature excitonic superfluidity in S-doped graphyne, Nanoscale, January 2026, Royal Society of Chemistry,
DOI: 10.1039/d6nr01892k.
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