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Beyond Equilibrium Raman Thermometry: Fermi-Level Control of the Anti-Stokes Response in Graphene
Non-equilibrium electron and phonon populations govern heat generation and dissipation in nanoscale devices, yet their direct characterization remains challenging. Anti-Stokes Raman scattering provides a sensitive probe of phonon populations and local temperatures, although its interpretation become
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