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Graphene is a quasi-2D material formed by carbon atoms in a hexagonal lattice. Graphene-based materials are of great interest for Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, mainly for Nanoelectronics.
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What are exactly the superconducting domes?
Do domes here mean the shape of some superconducting state?
Or does it have a different meaning here?
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What is the meaning of metallic gate in graphene?
While reading the paper: "Graphene bilayers with a twist"
I came across this sentence: "To carry out transport
or STS measurements, additional fabrication steps are necessary,
including depositing the …
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What is the dynamic conductivity? How it differs from the conductivity we know? What are the...
In the paper I am reading, it was written that "The dynamic conductivity of graphene could elucidate features that would demonstrate unique properties of this system and allow for the identification of … paper: Electronic properties of graphene-based bilayer systems https://arxiv.org/abs/1511.06706 …
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