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Polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) stamp is used for the deterministic placement of 2D materials and the fabrication of van der Waals heterostructures.
12 December 2019 7,108 3 View
Can you explain in a more practical point of view?
09 September 2019 4,086 3 View
Responsivity is a measure of the electrical output per optical input.
04 April 2019 3,753 7 View
Is there any better technique relative to one reported by Kwon and co-workers, The interfacial segregation growth technique using Graphite powder coating on a poly-crystalline Ni layer (deposited...
02 February 2019 7,993 4 View
Hexagonal lattice of Cu (111) (crystal plane) favors the high quality of CVD grown Graphene. Graphene have preffered orientations and similar crystallographic geometry as that of the underlying...
02 February 2019 2,135 3 View
Concept of "Kohn Anomalies" is a historic background concept, when we deal with the characterization of Graphene sample.
02 February 2019 9,452 1 View
Is the processes of stacking the monolayers mechanically and exfoliating a bernal stacked multilayer graphene to yield a perticular microstructure "reversible" in terms of optical and electrical...
02 February 2019 2,349 5 View
stacking one layer on another monolayer of graphene in a 'magic angle' changes the properties of the bilayer significantly. Which phenomenon will be responsible for the superconductivity. I...
01 January 2019 2,453 7 View
berry's phase is also said to be a 'spinor property'. why is it so important in solid state physics?
01 January 2019 8,566 3 View
Degeneracy of electrons in graphene is 4. 2 for isospin and 2 for real spin. How do we get the degeneracy here?
01 January 2019 7,901 5 View
Is there a way, to get the same electronic structure of the Bilayer graphene and isolated monolayer graphene?
01 January 2019 1,919 8 View
Von- Hove singularities are said to be non-smooth points corresponding to M-points in first B.Z. What do they actually signify?
01 January 2019 4,988 3 View
Graphene Electronics Vs Silicon Electronics !! Silicon has a band gap of 1.1 eV but graphene is zero band gap semi metal. Therefore graphene has a very less scope in achieving the goal. Further,...
01 January 1970 8,550 4 View