Ultrathin freestanding ferroelectric oxides host a variety of switchable topological polar textures such as liquid-like domains, helix-waves, and chiral bubbles that can be controlled by time-dependent electric fields.
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Theoretical calculations predict strong angular anisotropy in transmission and tunable conductance for Dirac electrons through magnetic barriers in 8-Pmmn borophene.
Laser driving of a WSe2 electrostatic barrier generates Floquet sidebands that suppress Dirac fermion transmission and overcome Klein tunneling.
Transmission in gapped graphene under combined strain and laser-electrostatic barriers shows Fano-type oscillations that strengthen at moderate strain, shift with incidence energy, and respond differently to laser amplitude versus frequency.
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Switchable Topological Polar Textures in Freestanding Ultrathin Ferroelectric Oxides
Ultrathin freestanding ferroelectric oxides host a variety of switchable topological polar textures such as liquid-like domains, helix-waves, and chiral bubbles that can be controlled by time-dependent electric fields.
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Anisotropic tunneling through magnetic barriers in 8-Pmmn borophene
Theoretical calculations predict strong angular anisotropy in transmission and tunable conductance for Dirac electrons through magnetic barriers in 8-Pmmn borophene.
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Laser-assisted tunneling in a static tungsten diselenide WSe$_2$ barrier
Laser driving of a WSe2 electrostatic barrier generates Floquet sidebands that suppress Dirac fermion transmission and overcome Klein tunneling.
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Quantum transport in gapped graphene under strain and laser--electrostatic barriers
Transmission in gapped graphene under combined strain and laser-electrostatic barriers shows Fano-type oscillations that strengthen at moderate strain, shift with incidence energy, and respond differently to laser amplitude versus frequency.