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Spatial structure of bound hole states in black phosphorous

Spatial structure of bound hole states in black phosphorous

Spatial structure of bound hole states in black phosphorous

Asst Prof LU Jiong and his co-workers have discovered that the bound states of “holes” in black phosphorus changes from an extended ellipse into a dumbbell shape when it is electrically excited, providing new insights for its use in next generation electronic devices. This work has recently been highlighted in a global scientific news outlet: phys.org.

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