Abstract
We present thermal and electron transport calculations in the ballistic regime of a graphene nanoribbon with a nanogap bridged by a stilbene molecular switch. We show that by commuting the stilbene molecule back and forth between its two stable isomers, the thermal conductance can be reversibly switched from a low to a high conduction state, providing a proof-of-concept of a molecular junction-based thermal switch.
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