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Switchable magnetic bulk photovoltaic effect in the two-dimensional magnet CrI3

The bulk photovoltaic effect (BPVE) rectifies light into the dc current in a single-phase material and attracts the interest to design high-efficiency solar cells beyond the pn junction paradigm. Because it is a hot electron effect, the BPVE surpasses the thermodynamic Shockley–Queisser limit to gen...

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Main Authors: Zhang, Yang, Holder, Tobias, Ishizuka, Hiroaki, de Juan, Fernando, Nagaosa, Naoto, Felser, Claudia, Yan, Binghai
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title Switchable magnetic bulk photovoltaic effect in the two-dimensional magnet CrI3
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