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Graphene as a Tunable Nonradiative Bath for Moiré Excitons
A minimal theory of nonradiative energy transfer from a two-dimensional (2D) moiré exciton to a nearby graphene layer is presented. From Fermi's golden rule the transfer rate is the overlap of the exciton near-field spectrum with the dissipative density response of graphene, weighted by an exciton f
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