Which outcome occurs when electrons tunnel through graphene under strain?

💡 Explanation

Increased conductivity anisotropy occurs because tunneling probabilities change directionally due to the strain-induced modifications of the graphene lattice, and thus electronic band structure. Therefore, conductivity is no longer uniform through the material but rather changes anisotropically, rather than having a Hall effect change.

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