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Compositionally Engineered Non-Equimolar LaCoO$_3$-Based High-Entropy Perovskites with Enhanced Thermoelectric Performance
The decoupling of phonon and electron transport remains a central challenge in the development of high-performance TE materials. Configurational-entropy maximization is widely invoked as a design principle for decoupling phonon and electron transport. This study investigates compositionally engineer
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