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Graphene/metal contacts: bistable states and novel memory devices

Wang et al., 2012

Document ID
14870490769988070763
Author
Wang X
Xie W
Du J
Wang C
Zhao N
Xu J
Publication year
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Advanced Materials

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Graphene, a crystalline single molecular layer of carbon, has attracted much attention as a promising material in post-silicon ages. The linear energy dispersion relationship around the Dirac point where the carriers behave like relativistic particles is a unique property of the two …
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