Phase-Engineering-Induced Generation and Control of Highly Anisotropic and Robust Excitons in Few-Layer ReS2.

Phase-Engineering-Induced Generation and Control of Highly Anisotropic and Robust Excitons in Few-Layer ReS2.
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10.1021/acs.jpclett.7b01029
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2017-06
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The journal of physical chemistry letters
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Shuyi Wu;Y. Shan;Junhong Guo;Lizhe Liu;Xiaoxu Liu;Xiaobing Zhu;Jinlei Zhang;Jiancang Shen
Shuyi Wu;Y. Shan;Junhong Guo;Lizhe Liu;Xiaoxu Liu;Xiaobing Zhu;Jinlei Zhang;Jiancang Shen
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Shuyi Wu;Y. Shan;Junhong Guo;Lizhe Liu;Xiaoxu Liu;Xiaobing Zhu;Jinlei Zhang;Jiancang Shen

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