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27 April 2024
 
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Gate-tunable Electron and Hole Mobility in Crystals of Semi-metallic WTe$_2$
Lin Wang ; Ignacio Gutiérrez-Lezama ; Céline Barreteau ; Dong-Keun Ki ; Enrico Giannini ; Alberto F. Morpurgo ;
Date 29 Apr 2016
AbstractWe find that crystals of semi-metallic tungsten ditelluride (WTe$_2$) exhibit a strong, unusual gate dependence of magneto-transport, originating from gate-induced variations in the mobility ($mu_{e,h}$) of bulk electrons and holes. The phenomenon occurs if the crystal thickness is smaller than the mean free path of bulk carriers in WTe$_2$. The gate-dependence of the electron and hole mobility $mu_{e,h}(V_g)$ is obtained by analyzing classical magneto-transport. It explains the evolution of the Shubnikov-de Haas resistance oscillations, and allows us to determine whether --at a given frequency-- the oscillations originate from electrons or holes orbits. Our results demonstrate an unconventional field-effect mechanism enabling the bulk electronic properties of a material to be tuned on a length scale vastly exceeding (nearly two orders of magnitude) the electrostatic screening length.
Source arXiv, 1604.8762
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