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Molecular Beam Epitaxial Growth of High-Quality GaN Nanocolumns

Author(s)
J E. Van Nostrand, K L. Averett, R Cortez, J Boecki, C E. Stutz, Norman Sanford, Albert Davydov, J D. Albrecht
Vertically oriented GaN nanocolumns (NCs) approximately 90+10 nm wide and 0.75 microns tall were grown byt plasma-assisted molecular beam epitaxy on Al_(2)O_(3)...

Rheo-Optic Studies of Carbon Nanotube Suspensions

Author(s)
D J. Fry, B Langhorst, Haonan Wang, Barry J. Bauer, Erik K. Hobbie
We have used a polarization modulation technique to investigate optical anisotropy of multi-walled and single-walled carbon nanotubes suspended in a variety of...

Breakup of Carbon Nanotube Flocs in Microfluidic Traps

Author(s)
P R. Start, Steven Hudson, Erik K. Hobbie, B MiglerKalman
The critical stress to break flocs of multiwalled-carbon nanotubes suspended in low-molecular-weight polymer fluid is measured in planar elongational flow...

Quantum Deconstruction of the Infra-Red Spectrum of CH5+

Author(s)
X Huang, A B. McCoy, Joel M. Bowman, L M. Johnson, Feng Dong, Chandra Savage, David Nesbitt
We present two quantum calculations of the infra-red spectrum of CH 5u+ using full dimensional, ab initio-based potential energy and dipole moment surfaces. The...

Line Positions and Line Strengths for the 3 2 1Σ+ g

Author(s)
D C. Robie, Joseph T. Hodges
Several rotational lines in the S and Q branches (including the previously unobserved Q32 and Q33 lines) of the 3-0 electric quadrupole band of H2 have been...

Catalyst-Free Growth of GaN Nanowires

Author(s)
Kristine A. Bertness, Norman Sanford, Joy Barker, John B. Schlager, Alexana Roshko, Albert Davydov, Igor Levin
We have grown GaN and AlGaN nanowires on Si (111) substrates with gassource molecular beam epitaxy (MBE). No metal catalysts were used. The nanowires displayed...
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