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A study of Yb0.2Co4Sb12-AgSbTe2 nanocomposites: simultaneous enhancement of all three thermoelectric properties

Jiangying Peng1, Liangwei Fu1, Qiongzhen Liu1, Ming Liu1, Junyou Yang1, Dale Hitchcock2, Menghan Zhou2 and Jian He2

Anisotropy Thermopower in Quantum Wires of Pure And p-Doped Bismuth

A.A. Nikolaeva1,2, L.A. Konopko1,2, T.E. Huber3 , A.K. Tsurkan1, O.V. Botnary1

Charge transport properties of nanocrystalline silicon and silicide composite films

Yuji Ohishi1, Yoshinobu Miyazaki1, Hiroaki Muta1, Ken Kurosaki1, Shinsuke Yamanaka1,2, Noriyuki Uchida3 and Tetsuya Tada3

Describing Ballistic and Quasi-Ballistic Phonon Transport with Diffusion Equations

Jesse Maassen and Mark Lundstrom

Driving Perpendicular Heat Flow: (p x n)-Type Transverse Thermoelectrics

Chuanle Zhou1, S. Birner2, Yang Tang1, Boya Cui1, K. Heinselman1, and M. Grayson1

Effect of the nanostructuration on the thermoelectric properties of TaxSn1-xO2 materials

T. T. X. Vo, Q. N. Pham, T. N. H. Le, C. Byl, P. Ribot, D. Berardan, D. Dragoe, N. Dragoe

Effects of particle size on the thermal diffusivity of SPS pressed silicon powders.

Shane P. Ashby1, Yimin Chao1, Huanpo Ning2 and Michael J. Reece2

FEATURES OF DIFFUSION THERMOPOWER OF QUANTUM BI WIRES UNDER ANISOTROPIC DEFORMATION

A.A. Nikolaeva1,2, L.A. Konopko1,2, T.E. Huber3, Gh. I. Para1, A.K. Tsurkan1

Field Effect Density Modulation in Nanowires for Large Thermoelectric Power Factors: A Self-Consistent Atomistic Simulation Approach

Neophytos Neophytou1,2 and Hans Kosina2

Hierarchical structuring, band alignment and band engineering: The panoscopic approach to thermoelectrics

Mercouri Kanatzidis

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