Abstract

Nonlinear absorption of monolayer graphene suspension is studied in the wavelength of 800 nm using Z-scan method with 50-fs pulses. Nonlinear absorption property of graphene suspension at different excitation intensities is compared. Large reverse saturable absorptions are found and believed to arise from twophoton absorption.

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