Rapid surface oxidation as a source of surface degradation factor for Bi₂Se₃.
Bismuth selenide (Bi(2)Se(3)) is a topological insulator with metallic surface states (SS) residing in a large bulk bandgap. In experiments, synthesized Bi(2)Se(3) is often heavily n-type doped due to selenium vacancies. Furthermore, it is discovered from experiments on bulk single crystals that Bi(...
Main Authors: | Kong, D, Cha, J, Lai, K, Peng, H, Analytis, J, Meister, S, Chen, Y, Zhang, H, Fisher, I, Shen, Z, Cui, Y |
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Format: | Journal article |
Language: | English |
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2011
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