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Young Dong Kim

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Kyungpook National University

South Korea

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Young Dong Kim is a Professor at Kyung Hee University in South Korea. His research focuses on the application of spectroscopic ellipsometry to investigate dielectric functions and exciton structures in two-dimensional materials. Recent publications include studies on β‐InSe, monolayer MoSe2, and GaSe, emphasizing the temperature dependence of optical properties and advanced noise reduction techniques in spectral data analysis.

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Junho Choi

Assistant Professor

Kyunghee University

SOUTH KOREA

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Tae Jung Kim

professor

Kyunghee University

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D. E. Aspnes

Director of Graduate Programs/Distinguished University Professor

North Carolina State University

UNITED STATES

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Jeroen Deijkers

University of Virginia

UNITED STATES

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Engineering the optimal filter: Quantitative assessment of linear noise-reducing filters in spectroscopy

Temperature dependences of dielectric function and critical points of SnSe

Spectroscopic Ellipsometry Investigation of Temperature‐Dependent Dielectric Functions and Critical Points of β‐InSe

Deconvolution of the biexciton structure of monolayer MoSe2 in spectroscopic ellipsometric data: a comparison of maximum-entropy methods

The Wannier-Mott Exciton, Bound Exciton, and Optical Phonon Replicas of Single-Crystal GaSe

A Systematic Study of the Temperature Dependence of the Dielectric Function of GaSe Uniaxial Crystals from 27 to 300 K

Characterizing the dielectric function of SnS on the ab-plane through parameterization

Noise reduction and peak detection in x-ray diffraction data by linear and nonlinear methods

Detection of the Biexciton of Monolayer WS2 in Ellipsometric Data: A Maximum‐Entropy Success

Eliminating white noise in spectra: A generalized maximum-entropy approach

Decoding ‘Maximum Entropy’ Deconvolution

Reducing or eliminating noise in ellipsometric spectra

Maximum-entropy revisited: Optimal filtering of spectra

A Systematic Study of Compositionally Dependent Dielectric Tensors of SnSxSe1-x Alloys by Spectroscopic Ellipsometry

Modeling the temperature dependence of the optical properties of anisotropic SnS0.52Se0.48

Approximated dielectric tensor of the biaxial α-SnSe crystal

Quantitative assessment of linear noise-reduction filters for spectroscopy

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Junho Choi

Tae Jung Kim

D. E. Aspnes

Jeroen Deijkers

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