Enhanced Thermoelectric Performance by Resonant Doping and Embedded Magnetic Impurity
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T. You | Somnath Acharya | Junphil Hwang | Jungwon Kim | Mi-Kyung Han | Byung-kyu Yu | Sujin Kim | J. Kim | Woochul Kim | Seongbeom Yeon | Minju Lee | Sung-Jin Kim
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