Temporal evolutional absorption behaviors of graphene under Landau quantization

We investigate the evolutional absorption behaviors of Landau-quantized graphene structure based on the transient solution to the density matrix equations of the motion. The impact of various system parameters on temporal evolution of probe absorption is studied. In addition, the required times for switching the high-absorption case to the zero-absorption (transparency) of a probe field is discussed. Due to unusual optical and electronic characteristics of graphene resulting from linear, massless dispersion of electrons near the Dirac point and the chiral character of electron states, our study may have potential applications in telecommunication, biomedicine, and optical information processing and may cause significant impact on technological applications.