Lecture

Van der Waals Materials: 2D Crystals

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Description

This lecture explores the unique properties of Van der Waals materials, focusing on 2D crystals with strong in-plane bonds and weak interlayer coupling. Topics include electrical transport in solid-state solar cells, dimensionality effects, crystal structures, vibrational modes, band structures, and doping strategies.

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Physics

Condensed matter physics: Solid-state physics

Energy engineering

Solar power: Topics in solar power

Chemical engineering

Nanotechnology: Topics in nanotechnology

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