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January 2, 2008Applied Physics Letters

Reducing the contact resistance of bottom-contact pentacene thin-film transistors by employing a MoOx carrier injection layer

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DKDaisuke KumakiYamagata UniversityTUTokiyoshi UmedaTokyo Institute of TechnologySTShizuo TokitoYamagata University Hospital

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