Intrinsically Low Lattice Thermal Conductivity and Anisotropic Thermoelectric Performance in In‐doped GeSb<sub>2</sub>Te<sub>4</sub> Single Crystals
Peng Chen(Newcastle University), Guoyu Wang(Chongqing University), Xu Lu(Nanjing Agricultural University), Yufeng Huo(Chongqing University), Kunling Peng(Nanjing University of Science and Technology), Guang Han(Chongqing University), Sikang Zheng(Chongqing University), Bin Zhang(Southwest Jiaotong University), Zizhen Zhou(Chongqing University), Lu Dai(Nanjing Forestry University), De Zhang(Chongqing University), Xiaoyuan Zhou(Chongqing University), Hong Wu(Chongqing University), Yanci Yan(Chongqing University)
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