A non-rigid shift of band dispersions induced by Cu intercalation in 2H-TaSe2

A non-rigid shift of band dispersions induced by Cu intercalation in 2H-TaSe2
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10.1007/s12274-020-2613-3
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2020-01
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9.9
通讯作者:
Pengdong Wang;Rashid Khan;Zhanfeng Liu;Bo Zhang;Yuliang Li;Sheng Wang;Yunbo Wu;Hongen Zhu;Yi Liu;Guobin Zhang;Dayong Liu;Shuangming Chen;L. Song;Zhe Sun
Pengdong Wang;Rashid Khan;Zhanfeng Liu;Bo Zhang;Yuliang Li;Sheng Wang;Yunbo Wu;Hongen Zhu;Yi Liu;Guobin Zhang;Dayong Liu;Shuangming Chen;L. Song;Zhe Sun
中科院分区:
材料科学1区
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Pengdong Wang;Rashid Khan;Zhanfeng Liu;Bo Zhang;Yuliang Li;Sheng Wang;Yunbo Wu;Hongen Zhu;Yi Liu;Guobin Zhang;Dayong Liu;Shuangming Chen;L. Song;Zhe Sun

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