Electronic and magnetic properties of WSe2 monolayer with different nonmagnetic metal and nonmetal dopants have been studied by the DFT method. Nonmagnetic metal (Ag, Al, Li, Mg, and Na) and nonmetal (B, C, F, N, and O) dopants prefer to W and Se substitutions, respectively. Magnetism has been induced by Al doping. Then, we further have considered the effect of strain on the magnetism in Al-doped WSe2 monolayer. We have applied an isotropic strain on the system. On one hand, the magnetism disappears while the compressive strain is applied. On the other hand, the magnetism keeps stable under the tensile strain. Moreover, we also investigate the magnetic coupling in two-Al-doped WSe2 structures under the tensile strain. Interestingly, a tunable magnetic coupling has been observed. As the tensile strain increases, the magnetic coupling of two Al atoms switches from nonmagnetic (NM) to ferromagnetic (FM) due to the p-p hybridization between Al and Se atoms. These fascinating controllable magnetic properties are desired for spintronic applications.
Matching between waveguide and Josephson junction is a very important problem for making a Josephson mixer. In this paper this problem is solved by putting the junction in a microstrip circuit. The Josephson microstrip mixer is easy to adjust, small dimension and light weight. Some new results are also presented.
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