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Measurement and analysis of thermopower and electrical conductivity of an indium antimonide nanowire from a vapor-liquid-solid method

Seol et al., 2007

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17502727845844180508
Author
Seol J
Moore A
Saha S
Zhou F
Shi L
Ye Q
Scheffler R
Mingo N
Yamada T
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Journal of applied physics

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It has been suggested by theoretical calculation that indium antimonide (InSb) nanowires can possess improved thermoelectric properties compared to the corresponding bulk crystal. Here we fabricated a device using electron beam lithography to measure the thermopower …
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