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Taming quantum interference: a route to high electrical conductance in carbon nanotube assemblies
In nanostructured networks, transport is governed by junctions between neighbouring building blocks. Improving their alignment and removing defects is the intuitive route to better electron transport. At low temperatures, when transport becomes coherent, a junction cannot always be reduced to a sing
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