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GaSb/GaAs nanostructures for charge-based memory. / Young, Robert.
2011. Poster session presented at EP2DS 19/MSS 15, Tallahassee, United Kingdom.

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Young, R 2011, 'GaSb/GaAs nanostructures for charge-based memory', EP2DS 19/MSS 15, Tallahassee, United Kingdom, 25/07/11.

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Young, R. (2011). GaSb/GaAs nanostructures for charge-based memory. Poster session presented at EP2DS 19/MSS 15, Tallahassee, United Kingdom.

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Young R. GaSb/GaAs nanostructures for charge-based memory. 2011. Poster session presented at EP2DS 19/MSS 15, Tallahassee, United Kingdom.

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Young, Robert. / GaSb/GaAs nanostructures for charge-based memory. Poster session presented at EP2DS 19/MSS 15, Tallahassee, United Kingdom.

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title = "GaSb/GaAs nanostructures for charge-based memory",
abstract = "The interaction between nano-scale objects of different dimensionality, e.g. electrostatic Coulomb-coupled zero-dimensional quantum dots (QD{\textquoteright}s) to two-dimensional (2D) systems, is both of fundamental interest and great relevance for the future of memory technology. GaSb/(Al)GaAs quantum dots provide strong hole-confinement, with potential to provide storage times of many years at room temperature [1]. ",
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AB - The interaction between nano-scale objects of different dimensionality, e.g. electrostatic Coulomb-coupled zero-dimensional quantum dots (QD’s) to two-dimensional (2D) systems, is both of fundamental interest and great relevance for the future of memory technology. GaSb/(Al)GaAs quantum dots provide strong hole-confinement, with potential to provide storage times of many years at room temperature [1].

M3 - Poster

T2 - EP2DS 19/MSS 15

Y2 - 25 July 2011

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