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Ambipolar operation of fullerene field-effect transistors by semiconductor/metal interface modification

Nishikawa et al., 2005

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11571567290931522972
Author
Nishikawa T
Kobayashi S
Nakanowatari T
Mitani T
Shimoda T
Kubozono Y
Yamamoto G
Ishii H
Niwano M
Iwasa Y
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Journal of applied physics

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