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Investigation of enhanced thermoelectric response in the extended Lieb lattice using the Hubbard model. [PDF]

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Norian E, Astinchap B, Abdi M.
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Enhancing the Power Output of InSe-Based Screen-Printed Flexible Thermoelectric Generators through a Bi-Te-Co-Doping Strategy. [PDF]

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Shankar MR, Prabhu AN, Nayak R.
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Thermoelectric and electronic transport properties of thermal and plasma-enhanced ALD grown titanium nitride thin films. [PDF]

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Goel P, Kauppinen C, Raju R, Tittonen I.
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Simplified approach to estimate Lorenz number using experimental Seebeck coefficient for non-parabolic band

Ankit Kumar
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Functional carbon materials: effects and role of polymer-coating on carbon nanotubes. [PDF]

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Tanaka N, Morikawa MA, Fujigaya T.
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Strategies to improve the thermoelectric performance of iron silicide-based materials. [PDF]

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Sam S, Say S, Yamazaki K, Nakatsugawa H.
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First-Principles Studies on Sc₂RuZ (Z = Si, Ge, Sn) Inverse Heusler Alloys: Structural, Electronic, and Transport Properties. [PDF]

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Rufino da Silva CE, Asare P, Romero de la Cruz MT, Mejía-Rosales SJ, Martínez-Guerra E, José Yacamán M.   +5 more
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The effect of low Al concentration on the electronic structure and thermoelectric properties of Al_xGa_1-xN/GaN heterojunctions. [PDF]

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Qi J, Song C, Liao H, Yang N, Wang R, Wang J, Huang B, Guo J, Huang Z.   +8 more
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Accurate measurement of Seebeck coefficient

Review of Scientific Instruments, 2016
In this work, it was investigated how to measure Seebeck coefficient accurately. The offset voltages, between the specimen and measurement wires, might influence the results measured significantly and should be eliminated during measuring process. They do not depend on temperature difference but on temperature and include two parts: the intrinsic ...
Jian Liu, Yacui Zhang, Zhen Wang, Maokui Li, Wenbin Su, Minglei Zhao, Shengli Huang, Shengqing Xia, Chunlei Wang   +8 more
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Effective Mass from Seebeck Coefficient

Advanced Functional Materials, 2022
AbstractEngineering semiconductor devices requires an understanding of the effective mass of electrons and holes. Effective masses have historically been determined in metals at cryogenic temperatures estimated using measurements of the electronic specific heat.
Gerald Jeffrey Snyder, Alessandro Pereyra, Ramya Gurunathan   +2 more
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