Lin et al., 2010 - Google Patents
First-principles modelling of scanning tunneling microscopy using non-equilibrium Green's functionsLin et al., 2010
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- Lin H
- Rauba J
- Thygesen K
- Jacobsen K
- Simmons M
- Hofer W
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- Frontiers of Physics in China
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The investigation of electron transport processes in nano-scale architectures plays a crucial role in the development of surface chemistry and nano-technology. Experimentally, an important driving force within this research area has been the concurrent refinements of …
- 238000004574 scanning tunneling microscopy 0 title abstract description 6
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