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Nonlocal Measurement as a Probe of the Spin Hall Effect in Topological Insulators

Stephen et al., 2021

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9867169002545310476
Author
Stephen G
Vail O
DeMell J
Hanbicki A
Taylor P
Friedman A
Publication year
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Physical Review Applied

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Topological insulators (TIs) are promising candidates for alternative computing device designs. In particular, they have great potential for spintronic devices, where utilization of electron spin rather than charge would allow for lower-power and higher-performance …
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