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Weak localization behavior observed in graphene grown on germanium substrate

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Two dimensional electron systems (2DES) usually show the weak localization behavior in consequence of electron interaction in the limited dimension. Distinct from other 2DES, the monolayer graphene, due to the… Click to show full abstract

Two dimensional electron systems (2DES) usually show the weak localization behavior in consequence of electron interaction in the limited dimension. Distinct from other 2DES, the monolayer graphene, due to the chirality, exhibits unique weak localization behavior sensitive to not only inelastic but also elastic carrier scattering. Grain boundaries, which usually exist in monolayer graphene, are apparently related to the elastic carrier scattering process, thus affecting the weak localization behavior. However, their effect is scarcely studied due to the lack of an ideal platform. Here, a complementary system consisting of both single-crystalline graphene grown on Ge (110) and poly-crystalline graphene grown on Ge (111) is constructed. From the comparison of magnetoresistivity measurements, the weak localization effect is found to be greatly enhanced for the poly-crystalline graphene on Ge(111) compared to the single-crystalline graphene on Ge(110). The degraded transport performance in graphene/Ge(111) is...

Keywords: weak localization; localization; localization behavior; graphene grown

Journal Title: AIP Advances
Year Published: 2018

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