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Extraordinary Optical Spin Hall Effect in 2D Exciton Emission in Open Cavities
Open cavities are emerging as a promising platform for studying light-matter interactions. A lossy open cavity couples to an atomic monolayer, resulting in parabolic dispersive emission at room temperature. Here, light-matter interaction is weak, and the dispersion arises from a phenomenon known as
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