Models of electron transport in single layer graphene
arXiv:0805.3908 · doi:10.1007/s10909-008-9835-1
Abstract
The main features of the conductivity of doped single layer graphene are analyzed, and models for different scattering mechanisms are presented.
15 pages. Submitted to the Proceedings of the ULTI symposium on Quantum Phenomena and Devices at Low Temperatures, Espoo, Finland, to be published in the Journ. of Low. Temp. Phys
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