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9789812563316

Clusters and Nano-Assemblies : Physical and Biological Systems

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    9789812563316

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    9812563318

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2005-05-30
  • Publisher: World Scientific Pub Co Inc
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Summary

While the field of clusters and nano-structures in the physical sciences has been actively pursued only over the past two decades, nature has known the benefits of the nanoscale for a very long time. The focus of the International Symposium on Clusters and Nano-Assemblies: Physical and Biological Systems was to explore ways in which an understanding of the unique properties of nano-scale biological systems such as proteins, enzyme reactions, RNA, and DNA can help us design novel materials composed of inorganic nano-scale systems, and how techniques developed in the physical sciences can lead to a fundamental understanding of biological systems. Bringing together the expert contributions from the conference, this book deals with the fundamental science and technology of atomic clusters, nano-structures and their assemblies in physical and biological systems. It explores in fascinating detail the manner in which finite size, low dimensionality, and reduced symmetry affect the properties of nano-assemblies.

Table of Contents

Prefacep. v
Atomic Clusters
Catalysis with Small Free Noble Metal Clustersp. 1
Activated Diatomic Species as Important Reaction Intermediates of Nanocatalysisp. 11
Relativistic Density Functional Calculations for Open-Shell Systemsp. 19
Electronic Structure and Stability of the As@Ni[subscript 12]@As[subscript 20] and As Cagesp. 25
Structural and Electronic Properties of CdTe Clustersp. 39
Spin Excitations Induced by Projectile in Ferromagnetic Clusterp. 47
Time-Dependent Charge Dynamics in C[subscript 60] and a Proposal for Nanostructure-based Computing Technologyp. 55
Molecular Dynamics Study of Iron Cluster Coalescence at Sub-Melting Point Temperaturesp. 59
Using Ideal PES Model to Study Kinetics of Complex Systemp. 65
The Z=82 Shell Effect Near the Proton Drip-Linep. 73
Organic and Molecular Clusters
Fundamental Cluster Studies of Materials and Atmospheric Chemistryp. 81
Excited State Charge Transfer and Dissociation of Mg[superscript +]-CH[subscript 3]I Complexp. 89
Catalysis
Fabrication of Two-Dimensional and Three-Dimensional Platinum Nanoclusters to Serve as High Technology Catalysts-Catalysts Capable of 100% Reaction Selectivityp. 97
Elucidating Mechanistic Details of Catalytic Reactions Utilizing Gas Phase Clustersp. 127
Computational Study of Metal Adsorption on TiO[subscript 2] (110) Surfacep. 135
Quantum Dots/Rings
Quantum Dots and Quantum Dot Lattice: Correlations in Small Quantal Systemsp. 143
Single Josephson Junctions as Qubitsp. 151
On the Absence of Kondo Resonance for Co Dimers on a Cu (111) Surfacep. 159
Energy Spectrum, Persistent Current and Electron Localization in Quantum Ringsp. 169
Nano-Wires and Tubes
Gadolinium Nanowire Growth on High-Index Silicon Surfacesp. 175
The Effect of Functionalization on Double-Walled Nanotube Materialsp. 181
Spectroscopy-Based Characterization of Single Wall Carbon Nanotubesp. 187
Assembly and Application of Carbon Nanotube Fibrils with Controlled and Variable Lengths by Dielectrophoresisp. 193
Magnetic Properties
The Magnetism of the Polymerized C[subscript 60] Materialsp. 199
Building High Performance Magnetic Materials Out of Gas Phase Nanoclustersp. 205
Magnetic Field Effects on Thermal Fluctuations of Cluster Magnetic Momentsp. 223
Magnetic and Thermal Properties of Interacting (Mn[subscript x]N) Clustersp. 231
Spin Fluctuations and "Spin Noise"p. 239
Electrical and Optical Properties
Geometry Driven Interfacial Effects in Nanoscopic and Macroscopic Semiconductor Metal Hybrid Structures: Extraordinary Magnetoresistance and Extraordinary Piezoconductancep. 247
Light Torqued Nanomotors in a Standing Wavep. 257
Comparison of the Mie Scattering of Co, Ni, and Fe Magnetic Spheresp. 265
C 1s Core Photoemission of C[subscript 60] and C[subscript 59]Np. 273
A Tunable Optical Parametric Oscillator Laser System for Single Particle Mass Spectrometryp. 281
Reversible Optical Recording on a CdSe/ZnS Nanocrystal Thin Filmp. 295
Clusters on Support
Observing and Steering the Formation of Coordination Compounds on Surfaces at the Single-Molecule Levelp. 301
The Interaction of a Lithium Atom with a Graphite Surfacep. 307
Cluster Study of the Dissociation of H[subscript 2] on Cu and Ni (100) and (111) Surfacesp. 321
Computational Investigation of the Effect of Cluster Impact Energy on the Microstructure of Films Grown by Cluster Depositionp. 329
Metal-Benzene Complexes with Inserted Metal Atoms and the Possibility of Generating Magnetic Ni-Benzene Clustersp. 341
Nano-Growth on Strained Surfaces/Nano-Assemblies
Influence of Structural Relaxation on the Optical and Electronic Properties of Ge and Si Nanocrystalsp. 349
Self-Assembled Nanowires Using Porous Alumina Templatesp. 355
Ceria-Zirconia-Alumina Mixed Oxides Prepared by the Organic-Free Sol-Gel Techniquep. 363
Light Induced Metal Nanoparticles Formation (M=Ag, Au, Cu, Pd, Pt) in Aqueous Solutions and Polymer Films Composed of SPEEK-PVAp. 371
Lamb-Mossbauer Factors in Nanocrystalsp. 379
Intracluster Anionic Polymerization Induced by Electron Transfer from Alkali Metal Atom to Unsaturated Hydrocarbon Moleculesp. 387
Biology at Molecular Level
Dynamics of Gas Phase Oligonucleotidesp. 393
Theoretical and Experimental Aspects on Trapping and Detection of Single and Few Molecules by using Nanoprobesp. 407
Computational Models of the Seven-Helix Trans-Membrane Human Melatonin Receptor MT1, One of Nature's Common Nano-Assembliesp. 415
Biotechnology
Ultrahigh Magnetic Moments of Core-Shell Nanoclusters for Biomedical Applicationsp. 423
Organizationp. 429
Participantsp. 431
Author Indexp. 447
Subject Indexp. 449
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