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This study examines the surface characteristics of AlInP (001), crucial for advanced solar cells and photoelectrochemical devices. Using theoretical modeling and experiments, it identifies how phosphorus‐rich and indium‐rich surfaces create mid‐gap states that pin the Fermi level and influence ultrafast electron dynamics.
Mohammad Amin Zare Pour+11 more
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All-optical electron spin quantum computer with ancilla bits for operations in each coupled-dot cell [PDF]
Toshio Ohshima
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Quantum Statistical Mechanics on a Quantum Computer [PDF]
Hans De Raedt+4 more
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Intelligent pharmaceutical patent search on a near-term gate-based quantum computer. [PDF]
Wang PH, Chen JH, Tseng YJ.
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Rigid Fluorescent Indacenetetraone‐Based Semiconducting Polymers via Knoevenagel Condensation
New donor–acceptor polymers prepared by Knoevenagel condensation of indacenedithiophene‐ and indacenedifuran‐based aldehydes reveal an exceptionally rigid backbone, which is manifested in the remarkably narrow absorption and emission bands in red to near‐infrared region.
So‐Huei Kang+7 more
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Best-Practice Aspects of Quantum-Computer Calculations: A Case Study of the Hydrogen Molecule. [PDF]
Miháliková I+5 more
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Gate‐Tunable Hole Transport in In‐Plane Ge Nanowires by V‐Groove Confined Selective Epitaxy
Ge nanowires are promising for hole spin‐based quantum processors, requiring direct integration onto Si wafers. This work introduces V‐groove‐confined selective epitaxy for in‐plane nanowire growth on Si. Structural and low‐temperature transport measurements confirm their high crystalline quality, gate‐tunable hole densities, and mobility.
Santhanu Panikar Ramanandan+11 more
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Kirchhoff's Rule for Quantum Wires. II: The Inverse Problem with Possible Applications to Quantum Computers [PDF]
Vadim Kostrykin, Robert Schrader
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