2019
DOI: 10.1103/physrevb.100.155151
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Weyl semimetal phase in the noncentrosymmetric superlattice W2XY(X,Y=S,Se

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“…The trap lifetime is similar to previously reported values for ONF based guided mode traps [9,13]. The lifetime is mainly limited by the mechanical modes of the tapered fiber [23] and can be improved using Ramancooling techniques [24].…”
Section: Gratings Interference Filters and Filter Cavitiessupporting
confidence: 87%
“…The trap lifetime is similar to previously reported values for ONF based guided mode traps [9,13]. The lifetime is mainly limited by the mechanical modes of the tapered fiber [23] and can be improved using Ramancooling techniques [24].…”
Section: Gratings Interference Filters and Filter Cavitiessupporting
confidence: 87%
“…Several experimental studies have laid the foundation to chalcogenide compounds for solar cells reporting optical properties and high-temperature stability of the chalcogenides, specifically relevant for the PV applications. [34,72] With all these successful attempts to synthetize chalcogenide ABX 3 perovskite materials, the methods to deposit such materials as a thin film that could be integrated as an absorber into a thin film solar cell structure still need to be further developed. Inspired by the techniques used for kesterite and chalcopyrite solar cells, the preparation of the thin film precursors, based on a mixture or a stack of pure elements, binary sulfides or selenides and/or ternary oxides, should be achievable by conventional thin film deposition techniques, such as RF or DC magnetron sputtering and e-beam evaporation for instance, as illustrated by the method used for the preparation of LaYS 3 thin films.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[6] In order to rectify the toxicity shortcoming of the organic memory device, the biomaterial is the best choice for safe and sustainable memory technology. Many biomaterials were used as an active layer in the memory devices such as fibroin, [7] egg albumen, [8] lignin, [9] DNA, [10] protein, [11] and many more. However, these devices required large switching voltages and reported endurance and retention are not comparable with conventional inorganic memory devices.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%