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Tin Selenide Shows Two Valleytronics Behaviours in One Crystal
Original: Tin Selenide Reveals Two Faces of Valley Physics in a Single Crystal
Researchers report that tin selenide, a layered semiconductor, displays two distinct forms of valley physics within a single crystal. The material's electronic 'valleys' can behave in two different ways depending on conditions, a property of interest for valleytronics, an emerging approach to storing and processing information beyond conventional electronics. The finding highlights tin selenide as a promising candidate for future low-energy devices.
Why now: New physics research on tin selenide's dual valley behaviour is of interest to the valleytronics and materials science community.
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- Tin Selenide Reveals Two Faces of Valley Physics in a Single Crystal · Bioengineer.org
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