Random layer rotations are ubiquitous in layered matter, from turbostratic films to rotationally disordered crystals, and strongly suppress transport across the layers. Generated by a symmetry operation, this disorder is absent on the rotation axis, so the thickness laws of conduction are set by how fast backscattering...
Peng Kang, Da Wan, Shu-Lin Bai et al.· 0 citations
ABSTRACT Tin selenide (SnSe) exhibits great potential in thermoelectrics, owing to the innocuity and intrinsic low thermal conductivity. However, the poor electrical transport properties seriously limit the performance improvement and practical application. Herein, we report that GeTe alloying in Ag‐doped SnSe acts as...
Xing Yang, Wang-Qi Bao, Zi-Yuan Wang et al.· Advancement of science· 0 citations
We predict how force correction changes energy exchange and structural statistics by measuring leading response coefficients on shared reference trajectories. Residual power and the displacement virial distinguish the transfer of energy from the change in restoring forces, including intermittent reference updates. Inde...
Peng Kang, Da Wan, Shu-Lin Bai et al.· 0 citations
The framework connects force tolerances to reference-energy transfer, providing a physical basis for potential assessment and adaptive reference allocation, and establishes a directional residual-work coefficient combining directional curvature mismatch with the spatial distribution of the residual response.
Peng Kang, Da Wan, Shu-Lin Bai et al.· 1 citation
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