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Topological-Insulator Heterophase Gate Stacks for Transistor Electrostatics
Conventional gate-stack scaling reduces dielectric thickness and increases permittivity while largely treating the position and electronic character of the gate-side screening boundary as fixed. As equivalent oxide thickness is reduced, however, finite interfacial responses can increasingly constrai
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