Abstract
We present a self-consistent model calculation to study the influence of a radio-frequency surface acoustic wave (SAW) on the dynamic processes of photo-generated free carriers, excitons and trions in a 2D MoS2 flake with an odd number of layers. We found that the concentrations of excitons and trions decreased, while the lifetime of the free carriers increased when an external SAW field was applied. We attribute this phenomenon to the spatial separation of the electrons and holes, which are confined by a SAW-induced periodic type-II band-edge. We further studied the effect of the modulations on the spatiotemporal distributions of free carriers and excited quasiparticles by varying the amplitude and wavelength of the SAW field. We finally calculated the photoluminescent properties of the MoS2 flake under modulation of the SAW field and compared our results with those of recent experiments.
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