Physicsnpj 2D Materials and Applications
Mechanically-tunable bandgap closing in 2D graphene phononic crystals
J. N. Kirchhof and K. I. Bolotin
Discover a groundbreaking tunable phononic crystal that transitions between mechanical insulation and conductivity, developed by Jan N. Kirchhof and Kirill I. Bolotin. This research unveils how tuning the device with gate voltage can manipulate a crucial bandgap, paving the way for phonon logic and advanced mechanical coupling applications.
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