Influence of interface dipole layers on the performance of graphene field effect transistors

Influence of interface dipole layers on the performance of graphene field effect transistors
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10.1016/j.carbon.2019.06.038
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发表时间:
2019-07
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10.9
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N. Nagamura;H. Fukidome;K. Nagashio;K. Horiba;T. Ide;K. Funakubo;K. Tashima;A. Toriumi;M. Suemitsu;K. Horn;M. Oshima
N. Nagamura;H. Fukidome;K. Nagashio;K. Horiba;T. Ide;K. Funakubo;K. Tashima;A. Toriumi;M. Suemitsu;K. Horn;M. Oshima
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材料科学2区
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N. Nagamura;H. Fukidome;K. Nagashio;K. Horiba;T. Ide;K. Funakubo;K. Tashima;A. Toriumi;M. Suemitsu;K. Horn;M. Oshima

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