Black phosphorous for pseudospintronics
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Black phosphorus is reported to be a bipolar pseudospin semiconductor, exhibiting a net pseudospin polarization with opposite polarization directions for the conduction and valence bands. These properties make it a promising candidate for application in pseudospintronics.
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