journal article·2023-06

Raman investigation of substrate-induced strain in epitaxially grown graphene on low/high miscut angled silicon carbide and its application perspectives

I.B. Khadka, K.B. Rai, M.M. Alsardia, B.U. Haq, Se-Hun Kim

Optical Materials· Volume 140
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