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Nonlocal Electrostatic Origin of Schottky-Barrier Variability in 2D Contacts
Electrical contacts often limit the performance of atomically thin semiconductor devices. The Schottky barrier height (SBH) is conventionally treated as a local interface property, yet reported values for the same metal/2D-semiconductor contact vary by hundreds of meV. Here we show that, in top cont
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