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Magnetoresistance of nanoscale molecular devices based on Aharonov–Bohm interferometry

Hod et al., 2008

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13008066768459601867
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Hod O
Baer R
Rabani E
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Journal of Physics: Condensed Matter

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Control of conductance in molecular junctions is of key importance in the growing field of molecular electronics. The current in these junctions is often controlled by an electric gate designed to shift conductance peaks into the low bias regime. Magnetic fields, on the other …
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