Correlated magnetism of moiré exciton-polaritons on a triangular electron-spin lattice
arxiv(2024)
Abstract
We demonstrate evidence of correlated magnetism for exciton-polaritons in a
MoSe_2/WS_2 moiré heterostructure with near-parallel alignment
subject to electron doping. In our experiments, interactions between electrons
and moiré excitons are controlled electrostatically by field-effect doping,
and the polaritonic regime of strong light-matter coupling is established in an
open cryogenic microcavity. Remarkably, at filling fractions around one
electron per moiré cell, we observe drastic and nonlinear enhancement of the
effective polariton Landé factor as a hallmark of correlated magnetism, which
is cavity-controlled via resonance tuning of light and matter polariton
constituents. Our work establishes moiré van der Waals heterostructures as an
outstanding platform for studies of correlated phenomena in the presence of
strong light-matter coupling and many-body phases of lattice-ordered excitons,
charges and spins.
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