Dirac Cone Spin Polarization of Graphene by Magnetic Insulator Proximity Effect Probed with Outermost Surface Spin Spectroscopy

Dirac Cone Spin Polarization of Graphene by Magnetic Insulator Proximity Effect Probed with Outermost Surface Spin Spectroscopy
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DOI:
10.1002/adfm.201800462
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发表时间:
2018-05
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通讯作者:
S. Sakai;Sergei V. Erohin;Z. Popov;Satoshi Haku;Takahiro Watanabe;Y. Yamada;S. Entani;Songtian Li;P. Avramov;H. Naramoto;K. Ando;P. Sorokin;Y. Yamauchi
S. Sakai;Sergei V. Erohin;Z. Popov;Satoshi Haku;Takahiro Watanabe;Y. Yamada;S. Entani;Songtian Li;P. Avramov;H. Naramoto;K. Ando;P. Sorokin;Y. Yamauchi
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材料科学1区
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S. Sakai;Sergei V. Erohin;Z. Popov;Satoshi Haku;Takahiro Watanabe;Y. Yamada;S. Entani;Songtian Li;P. Avramov;H. Naramoto;K. Ando;P. Sorokin;Y. Yamauchi

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