Ionic‐Liquid Gating: On the Formation of a Conducting Surface Channel by Ionic‐Liquid Gating of an Insulator (Ann. Phys. 10/2018)

Ionic‐Liquid Gating: On the Formation of a Conducting Surface Channel by Ionic‐Liquid Gating of an Insulator (Ann. Phys. 10/2018)

In article number 1700449, Jan M. Van Ruitenbeek and co‐workers study the time evolution of the conduction of SrTiO3 near the glass‐transition temperature of an ionic liquid. The top surface of the crystalline SrTiO3 insulator can be converted into a good conductor by application of a gate potential...

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Hauptverfasser: Atesci, Hasan, Coneri, Francesco, Leeuwenhoek, Maarten, Bommer, Jouri, Seddon, James R. T., Hilgenkamp, Hans, Van Ruitenbeek, Jan M.
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