Papers from 2008

[Anders Blom]

We are currently collecting article references from 2008 for inclusion on the QuantumWise web site. A few are already up - showing really exciting applications of ATK on topics which look not only like superb basic research, but even device-oriented in many cases:

• Molecular rectification in porphyrin dimer
• Spin-dependent electron transport in metallic carbon nanotubes
• Current-induced forces in conducting and semiconducting carbon nanotubes
• Ferrocene dimers for molecular wire applications
• Designing nanogadgets by interconnecting carbon nanotubes with zinc layers
• Electron transport through carbon nanotube in intramolecular heterojunctions with peptide linkages
• Conductance of benzene clusters in the Pi-stack direction
• Excess-silver-induced brigde formation in a silver sulfide atomic switch
• Interface electronic structures of zinc oxide and metals

Check them out at http://quantumwise.com/publications/scientific-publications!

If you have published an article with ATK, please make it known in the Forum (we would love it if you also included the abstract in the post!) or send us an email (contact details on the web site).

[Hasan Sahin]

I have one...

http://link.aps.org/doi/10.1103/PhysRevB.78.205423

[Anders Blom]

And some more:

K. Yoshizawa, T. Tada, and A. Staykov, Orbital views of the electron transport in molecular devices, J. Am. Chem. Soc. 130, 9406-9413 (2008).
Abstract

K. Sekiguchi, A. Yamaguchi, H. Miyajima, A. Hirohata, and S. Usui, Observation of a bias-dependent constrained magnetic wall in a Ni point
contact, Phys. Rev. B 78, 224418 (2008). Abstract

[Anders Blom]

The full, updated publication list for 2008 (and even some from 2009 already) is now up at http://quantumwise.com/documents/ATK_Publication_List.html.

The list is extensively improved compared to the old version, and now supports direct browsing of abstracts, as well as free text searching in abstracts (and as a prototype in "keywords", but most articles don't have any keywords yet).

During 2008 the breadth of problems which are addressed with ATK increased. As expected, studies of graphene is quickly becoming one of the top applications, but it's also extremely interesting to see a bit different problems such as the publication on Excess-silver-induced bridge formation in a silver sulfide atomic switch [Applied Physics Letters 93(15), 152106 (2008)].