The electrostatic screening in single and few-layer MoS2 sheets is studied. Electrostatic force microscopy is used to probe the electric field generated by charge impurities in the substrate and incompletely screened by MoS2 sheets. A non-linear Thomas-Fermi theory is employed to interpret the experimental results, demonstrating the important role of the interlayer coupling in the screening of MoS2.

Electric-field screening in atomically thin layers of MoS2: The role of interlayer coupling

Emmanuele Cappelluti;
2013

Abstract

The electrostatic screening in single and few-layer MoS2 sheets is studied. Electrostatic force microscopy is used to probe the electric field generated by charge impurities in the substrate and incompletely screened by MoS2 sheets. A non-linear Thomas-Fermi theory is employed to interpret the experimental results, demonstrating the important role of the interlayer coupling in the screening of MoS2.
2013
Istituto dei Sistemi Complessi - ISC
Inglese
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http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/adma.201203731/full
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electric-field screening
MoS2
two-dimensional crystals
Thomas-Fermi theory
electrostatic force microscopy (EFM)
Communications. With Supporting Information. This work was supported by MICINN/MINECO (Spain) through the programs MAT2011-25046 and CONSOLIDER-INGENIO-2010 "Nanociencia Molecular" CSD-2007-00010, Comunidad de Madrid through program Nanobiomagnet S2009/MAT-1726 and the European Union (FP7) through the programs RODIN and ELFOS. E.C. acknowledges a Marie Curie Grant, PIEF-GA-2009-251904. Article first published online: 1 NOV 2012. Print 2013.
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