Titlebook: Layered Two-Dimensional Heterostructures and Their Tunneling Characteristics; Sergio C. de la Barrera Book 2017 Springer International Pub

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Thickness Characterization of Tungsten Diselenide Using Electron Reflectivity Oscillations,the number of layers for each point on the surface. A theory for the origin of these states is developed and utilized to explain the experimentally observed featured in the WSe. electron reflectivity. This method allows for unambiguous counting of WSe. layers, and furthermore may be applied to other 2D transition metal dichalcogenide materials.

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,Theory of Graphene–Insulator–Graphene Tunnel Junctions,erences in their implementations are identified. The limit of zero momentum conservation in the theory is explicitly considered, with a formula involving the density-of-states of the graphene electrodes recovered in this limit. Finally, various predictions of the theory are compared to experiment.

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Conclusions,ials, and its unique spectroscopic capabilities, which have yet to achieve anywhere near the notoriety (let alone ubiquity) of optical, X-ray, or scanning probe methods, despite its complementary relevance.

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Tunneling Transport Between Transition Metal Dichalcogenides,ts within our collaboration to grow vertical 2D heterostructures and study their properties with low-energy electron microscopy, relating the results when possible to tunneling transport characteristics.

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Theoretical Background, starting point for such considerations since the atomic flatness, lack of dangling bonds, and highly-ordered nature of clean interfaces between 2D materials have the potential to be superior to those founds in bulk materials.

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