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Directionally Locked Heteroepitaxy with a Structurally Modulated van der Waals Material
Precise orientation of symmetry-mismatched epilayers on van der Waals (vdW) substrates via heteroepitaxy has commonly been achieved through surface treatment processes to accommodate weak interlayer registry and bonding strength, thereby limiting the range of material combinations for heterostructure design. In this study, we investigate the influence of lattice instabilities in a structurally modulated vdW TaCo2Te2…
- Directionally Locked Heteroepitaxy with a Structurally Modulated van der Waals Material
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