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Liu, Fei, Bao, Mingqiang, Kim, Hyung-jun, Wang, Kang L., Li, Chao, Liu, Xiaolei, Zhou, Chongwu (2005) Giant random telegraph signals in the carbon nanotubes as a single defect probe. Applied Physics Letters, 86 (16). 163102pp. doi:10.1063/1.1901822

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TitleGiant random telegraph signals in the carbon nanotubes as a single defect probe
JournalApplied Physics Letters
AuthorsLiu, FeiAuthor
Bao, MingqiangAuthor
Kim, Hyung-junAuthor
Wang, Kang L.Author
Li, ChaoAuthor
Liu, XiaoleiAuthor
Zhou, ChongwuAuthor
Year2005 (April 18)Volume86
Issue16
PublisherAIP Publishing
DOIdoi:10.1063/1.1901822Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceLiu, Fei, Bao, Mingqiang, Kim, Hyung-jun, Wang, Kang L., Li, Chao, Liu, Xiaolei, Zhou, Chongwu (2005) Giant random telegraph signals in the carbon nanotubes as a single defect probe. Applied Physics Letters, 86 (16). 163102pp. doi:10.1063/1.1901822
Plain TextLiu, Fei, Bao, Mingqiang, Kim, Hyung-jun, Wang, Kang L., Li, Chao, Liu, Xiaolei, Zhou, Chongwu (2005) Giant random telegraph signals in the carbon nanotubes as a single defect probe. Applied Physics Letters, 86 (16). 163102pp. doi:10.1063/1.1901822
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