Abstract:I shall review some of our recent work on theoretical modelling of the interaction of a charged particle with mono-layer black phosphorus, called phosphorene, which is well known for its strong in-plane optical and electronic anisotropy [1]. First, using a relativistic formulation of the problem, I shall show that the angular patterns in the transition radiation emitted from doped phosphorene, triggered by a traversal of a fast electron in a Transmission Electron Microscope (TEM), can be related to the in-plan… Show more
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