Graphene growth by molecular beam epitaxy: an interplay between desorption, diffusion and intercalation of elemental C species on islands.
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L. Kantorovich | P. Lacovig | H. Tetlow | S. Lizzit | A. Baraldi | L. Bignardi | C. Tache | Francesco Presel | Lev Kantorovich
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