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MXene with Janus Structure at Transition metal site -A route to Emergent Properties

cites Giant rashba effect and nonlinear anomalous hall conductivity in a two-dimensional molybdenum-based janus structure.Phys, which carries a correction notice dated 2023-02-06. One-hop deterministic notice: the citation edge exists in the Pith bibliography graph; no model judged whether the citation was load-bearing.

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metal dichalcogenides (TMDC) MXY , e.g. WSSe or MoSSe [17], with the role of chalcogens played by transition metals and W/Mo played by C/N. Janus transition metal dichalco- genides have been studied[17-19] for their attractive proper- ties like Rashba effect, Berry curvature dipole, etc. On the other hand, similar studies for the Janus MXene structure are limited [20]. MXenes, on the other hand, offer several advan- tages over TMDs due to their possible metallic conductivity, tunable surface functionality through the terminating group, and better cycling stability [21-23]. In this study, our aim is to computationally explore the emergent properties that a monolayer Janus MXene may offer by combining two essential ingredients: a) broken inversion

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metal dichalcogenides (TMDC) MXY, e.g. WSSe or MoSSe [17], with the role of chalcogens played by transition metals and W/Mo played by C/N. Janus transition metal dichalco- genides have been studied[17-19] for their attractive proper- ties like Rashba effect, Berry curvature dipole, etc. On the other hand, similar studies for the Janus MXene structure are limited [20]. MXenes, on the other hand, offer several advan- tages over TMDs due to their possible metallic conductivity, tunable surface functionality through the terminating group, and better cycling stability [21-23]. In this study, our aim is to computationally explore the emergent properties that a monolayer Janus MXene may offer by combining two essential ingredients: a) broken inversion

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10.1103/physrevb.107.075403

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10.1103/physrevb.107.075403

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2023-02-06

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Giant Rashba effect and nonlinear anomalous Hall conductivity in a two-dimensional molybdenum-based Janus structure

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Giant rashba effect and nonlinear anomalous hall conductivity in a two-dimensional molybdenum-based janus structure.Phys (2023)

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