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Birefringence and dichroism are very important properties in optical anisotropy. Understanding the intrinsic birefringence and dichroism of a material can provide great help to utilize its optical anisotropy. But the direct experimental investigation of birefringence in nanoscale materials is rarely reported. As typical anisotropic transition metals trichalcogenides (TMTCs) materials with quasi‐1D...
The cover image describes a method for experimentally testing the birefringence and dichroism of anisotropic transition metal trichalcogenide. The incident light passes through a series of optical elements to become elliptically polarized light, which is then reflected by the material and received by the detector. In article number 2100457, Honggang Gu, Zhongming Wei, and co‐workers report that the...
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