Transport Properties of Thin Film α-Sn
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Abstract
The Army Research Lab is growing α-Sn via molecular beam epitaxy and investigating its topological nature for use in mesoscopic devices. The reported observation of nontrivial topology in α-Sn indicates its candidacy for transport studies in which the protected edge state plays a vital role. By measuring the magnetoresistance and temperature-dependent conductance of fabricated transport devices like hall bars, we characterize the electronic topology and band structure properties of α-Sn. Such transport experiments are necessary to evaluate the potential for highly efficient quantum and spintronic devices using α-Sn.
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Presenters
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Owen Vail
Army Research Lab
Authors
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Owen Vail
Army Research Lab
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Patrick Taylor
Army Research Lab
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Barbara Nichols
Army Research Lab
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George de Coster
Army Research Lab
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Charles Rong
Army Research Lab
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Andrew Hewitt
Army Research Lab
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Patrick Folkes
Army Research Lab