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Ryndyk, Dmitry A. and Bundesmann, Jan and Liu, Ming-Hao and Richter, Klaus (2012) Edge state effects in junctions with graphene electrodes. Phys. Rev. B 86, p. 195425.

Liu, Ming-Hao and Richter, Klaus (2012) Efficient quantum transport simulation for bulk graphene heterojunctions. Physical Review B (PRB) 86 (11), p. 115455.

Liu, Ming-Hao and Bundesmann, Jan and Richter, Klaus (2012) Spin-dependent Klein tunneling in graphene: Role of Rashba spin-orbit coupling. Physical Review B (PRB) 85 (8), 085406.

Liu, Ming-Hao and Wu, Jhih-Sheng and Chen, Son-Hsien and Chang, Ching-Ray (2011) Spin and charge transport in U-shaped one-dimensional channels with spin-orbit couplings. Physical Review B (PRB) 84 (8), 085307.

Liu, Ming-Hao and Chang, Ching-Ray (2010) Anomalous spin Hall effects in Dresselhaus (110) quantum wells. Physical Review B (PRB) 82 (15), p. 155327.

Liu, Ming-Hao and Chang, Ching-Ray (2009) Upstanding Rashba spin in honeycomb lattices: Electrically reversible surface spin polarization. Physical Review B (PRB) 80 (24), 241304(R).

Liu, Ming-Hao and Chen, Son-Hsien and Chang, Ching-Ray (2008) Nonequilibrium spin transport on Au(111) surfaces. Physical Review B (PRB) 78 (19), p. 195413.

Liu, Ming-Hao and Chen, Son-Hsien and Chang, Ching-Ray (2008) Current-induced spin polarization in spin-orbit-coupled electron systems. Physical Review B (PRB) 78 (16), p. 165316.

Liu, Ming-Hao and Bihlmayer, Gustav and Blügel, Stefan and Chang, Ching-Ray (2007) Intrinsic spin-Hall accumulation in honeycomb lattices: Band structure effects. Physical Review B (PRB) 76 (12), 121301(R).

Liu, Ming-Hao and Chen, Kuo-Wei and Chen, Son-Hsien and Chang, Ching-Ray (2006) Persistent spin helix in Rashba-Dresselhaus two-dimensional electron systems. Physical Review B (PRB) 74 (23), p. 235322.

Liu, Ming-Hao and Chang, Ching-Ray (2006) Nonuniform Rashba-Dresselhaus spin precession along arbitrary paths. Physical Review B (PRB) 74 (19), p. 195314.

Liu, Ming-Hao and Chang, Ching-Ray and Chen, Son-Hsien (2005) Spin precession due to spin-orbit coupling in a two-dimensional electron gas with spin injection via ideal quantum point contact. Physical Review B (PRB) 71 (15), p. 153305.