Electronic Properties and Applications of 2D Materials
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2D materials has become one of the most exciting areas of research, since the report of graphene in 2005. For graphene, the high mobility (
In this work, I will employ these atomistic methods to the understanding of the distinctive features of 2D materials, especially their electronic, or even electro-mechanical properties. First, I have found that the graphite screw dislocations (GSD), a family of graphene-like structures as nanoribbons, turn out to be superior nano-solenoids, producing magnetic field up to 1T at typical voltage. Second, I have successfully modeled the strain-induced Landau quantization of the graphene band structure in large structures (
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Yu, Henry. "Electronic Properties and Applications of 2D Materials." (2016) Master’s Thesis, Rice University. https://hdl.handle.net/1911/95603.