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Non-Trivial Transport Interface in a Hybrid Topological Material With Hexagonal Lattice Arrangement

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Title
Non-Trivial Transport Interface in a Hybrid Topological Material With Hexagonal Lattice Arrangement
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Frontiers in Physics, November 2020
DOI 10.3389/fphy.2020.595621
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Lianlian Du, Yahong Liu, Meize Li, Huiling Ren, Kun Song, Xiaopeng Zhao

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