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Optical coherence tomography of encapsulated two-dimensional materials using extreme ultraviolet radiation from high-harmonic generation sources

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Abstract

We present the investigation of encapsulated two-dimensional materials with extreme ultraviolet (EUV) coherence tomography. This method is demonstrated on encapsulated graphene using EUV radiation produced by a high-harmonic generation source.

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