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Interpretable machine learning for thermoelectric materials design with Kolmogorov-Arnold networks. [PDF]

Sci Rep
Fronzi M, Ford MJ, Nayal KS, Isayev O, Stampfl C.   +4 more
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Strain- and chirality-engineered tunability of electronic and thermoelectric properties in SiC nanotubes: insights from first-principles calculations. [PDF]

RSC Adv
Hussain I, Islam ASMJ, Tanha TT, Islam MM.   +3 more
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First-principles optimization of thermoelectric and optoelectronic performance of KSn_1-<i>x</i> Zn _<i>x</i> I₃ (<i>x</i> = 0, 0.25, 0.5, 0.75, 1) perovskites for sustainable energy harvesting. [PDF]

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Ahmed U, Sayem Rahman ASM, Jui JA, Hossain MM, Uddin MM, Ali MA.   +5 more
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Spin-polarized DFT study of Pr₂EuMO₆ (M = Co, Fe) double perovskites for spintronic and energy applications. [PDF]

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Ali A, Khan G, Gul T, Azam S, Fareha, Oqilat O, Ahmad H.   +6 more
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Diffusive Electronic Transport Coefficients of Graphene/Bi₂Se₃ Heterostructures: Insights from First-Principles Calculations. [PDF]

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de la Rosa-Jasso AJ, Acosta-Martínez RA, Hernández-Tecorralco J, Meza-Montes L.   +3 more
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Nanoscale geometrical patterning for junctionless thermoelectrics

Gonzalez-Munoz S, Xiao P, Evangeli C, Castanon E, Finch S, Hamer M, Zultak J, Kazakova O, Siret K, McCann E, Gorbachev R, Kolosov O, Sachat AE.   +12 more
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Data analysis for Seebeck coefficient measurements [PDF]

Review of Scientific Instruments, 2013
The Seebeck coefficient is one of the key quantities of thermoelectric materials and routinely measured in various laboratories. There are, however, several ways to calculate the Seebeck coefficient from the raw measurement data. We compare these different ways to extract the Seebeck coefficient, evaluate the accuracy of the results, and show methods ...
Johannes de Boor, De Boor J
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Huge Seebeck coefficients in nonaqueous electrolytes [PDF]

Journal of Chemical Physics, 2011
The Seebeck coefficients of the nonaqueous electrolytes tetrabutylammonium nitrate, tetraoctylphosphonium bromide, and tetradodecylammonium nitrate in 1-octanol, 1-dodecanol, and ethylene-glycol are measured in a temperature range from T = 30 °C to T = 45 °C.
S Nakamae, Guenoun P
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A Nanoscale Standard for the Seebeck Coefficient

Nano Letters, 2011
The Seebeck coefficient, a key parameter describing a material's thermoelectric performance, is generally difficult to measure, and no intrinsic calibration standard exists. Quantum dots and single electron tunneling devices with sharp transmission resonances spaced by many kT have a material-independent Seebeck coefficient that depends only on the ...
Heiner Linke
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