Barriers to motion and rotation of graphene layers based on measurements of shear mode frequencies
Authors:
- Andrey M. PopovAPAndrey M. Popov
- Irina V. LebedevaILIrina V. Lebedeva
- Andrey A. KnizhnikAKAndrey A. Knizhnik
- Yurii E. LozovikYLYurii E. Lozovik
- Boris V. PotapkinBPBoris V. Potapkin
- 1 May 2012
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Chemical Physics Letters
- Vol. 536, 82-86
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