Atomically thin resonant tunnel diodes built from synthetic van der Waals heterostructures
Yu‐Chuan Lin(Pennsylvania State University), Joshua A. Robinson(Pennsylvania State University), Ning Lü(The University of Texas at Dallas), Suman Datta(Georgia Institute of Technology), Sarah M. Eichfeld(Pennsylvania State University), Lain‐Jong Li(National University of Singapore), Moon J. Kim(The University of Texas at Dallas), R. Ghosh(University of Notre Dame), Robert M. Wallace(The University of Texas at Dallas), Hui Zhu(The University of Texas at Dallas), Xin Peng(Xinjiang Medical University), Ming‐Yang Li(Institute of Atomic and Molecular Sciences, Academia Sinica), Rafik Addou(The University of Texas at Dallas)
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