Graphene is an amazing two-dimensional system with exceptional physical and chemical properties. Potential applications in quantum information processing have been proposed for C-based materials, in particular for graphene system, where electron spin is a promising candidate for a solid-state qubit. The...
Nonmagnetic-defect-induced magnetism in grapheneNonmagnetic-defect-induced magnetism in grapheneKumazakiH.HirashimaD.PHYSICA EKumazaki, H.; Hirashima, D. Nonmagnetic-Defect-Induced Magnetism in Graphene. Phys. E (Amsterdam, Neth.) 2008, 40, 1703- 1705.Kumazaki...
Nonmagnetic-defect-induced magnetism in graphene The effect of nonmagnetic defects such as vacancies with full termination or hydrogen chemisorption defects on the magnetic properties of graphene is studi... H Kumazaki,H Dai - Physica E: Low-dimensional Systems and Nanostructures 被引量: 384发表: 20...
The Rashba effect induced by a defect-gradient in a low dimensional system can be probed through transport characteristics. One striking electrical manifestation of the inversion symmetry breaking is the nonreciprocal charge transport as observed in various polar materials25,26,27,28,29,30. Applying a...
Graphene is an amazing two-dimensional system with exceptional physical and chemical properties. Potential applications in quantum information processing have been proposed for C-based materials, in particular for graphene system, where electron spin is a promising candidate for a solid-state qubit. The...
Defect-induced magnetism in graphene nanoflakesE. Martinez-GuerraM.E. Cifuentas-QuintalR. de CossAmerican Physical Society
GrapheneVacancyMagneticmomentThe effect of nonmagnetic defects such as vacancies with full termination or hydrogen chemisorption defects on the magnetic properties of graphene is studied. It is found that the local magnetic moment is likely to be induced around defects when the number of defects on ...
Nonmagnetic-defect-induced magnetism in graphene[J] . Hideki Kumazaki,Dai Hirashima.Physica E: Low-dimensional Systems and Nanostructures . 2007 (5)KumazakiHHirashimaD S 2007 J. Phys. Soc. Japan 75 064713H. Kumazaki and D. S. Hirashima. Nonmagnetic-Defect-Induced magnetism in graphene. J. ...
Condensed Matter - Mesoscale and Nanoscale PhysicsWe discuss several mechanisms of magnetism and band opening in graphene produced by its hydrogenation and fluorination that can be examined experimentally.doi:10.48550/arXiv.1005.0691A. M. PanichPhysics...
H. Kumazaki, D. Hirashima, Nonmagnetic-defect-induced magnetism in graphene, Physica E 40 (2008) 1703-1705.Kumazaki, H.; Hirashima, D. Nonmagnetic-defect-induced magnetism in graphene. Physica E 2008, 40, 1703-1705.Kumazaki, H.; Hirashima, D. Nonmagnetic-Defect-Induced Magnetism in Graphene...