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Investigation of giant magnetoconductance in organic devices based on hopping mechanism
  • ISSN号：1089-7690
  • 期刊名称：THE JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS
  • 时间：2014.4.14
  • 页码：144110-1-144110-5
  • 相关项目：有机光电器件中的磁场效应和结构设计
作者： F. J. Yang, W. Qin, and S. J. Xie|
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