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Experimental observation of the quantum Hall effect and Berry's phase in graphene
Nature · 2005 · Vol. 438(7065) · pp. 201–204
Graphene research and applicationsQuantum and electron transport phenomenaTopological Materials and PhenomenaGrapheneCondensed matter physicsQuantum Hall effectPhysicsElectronLandau quantizationQuantum point contactMaterials scienceQuantum wellQuantum mechanics
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