Publications by authors named "Jejune Park"

Article Synopsis
  • vdW epitaxy allows the growth of epilayers with varied symmetries on graphene, enhancing its properties through anisotropic superlattices and strong interlayer interactions.
  • The study specifically showcases in-plane anisotropy in graphene driven by molybdenum trioxide layers, achieving significant p-doping and maintaining high carrier mobility.
  • The compressive strain from molybdenum trioxide thickness leads to electrical anisotropy in graphene, highlighted by a high conductance ratio and demonstrating a method to influence the symmetry of two-dimensional materials.
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We explore the oxidation of a single layer of black phosphorus using ab initio density functional theory calculations. We search for the equilibrium structures of phosphorene oxides, POx with various oxygen concentrations x (0 ≤ x ≤ 1). By evaluating the formation energies with diverse configurations and their vibrational properties for each of various x values, we identify a series of stable oxidized structures with x and confirm that the oxidation occurs naturally.

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The extraordinary properties of graphene have spurred huge interest in the experimental realization of a two-dimensional honeycomb lattice of silicon, namely, silicene. However, its synthesis on supporting substrates remains a challenging issue. Recently, strong doubts against the possibility of synthesizing silicene on metallic substrates have been brought forward because of the non-negligible interaction between silicon and metal atoms.

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