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Hegde, Ganesh, Povolotskyi, Michael, Kubis, Tillmann, Charles, James, Klimeck, Gerhard (2014) An environment-dependent semi-empirical tight binding model suitable for electron transport in bulk metals, metal alloys, metallic interfaces, and metallic nanostructures. II. Application—Effect of quantum confinement and homogeneous strain on Cu conductance. Journal of Applied Physics, 115 (12). 123704pp. doi:10.1063/1.4868979

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TitleAn environment-dependent semi-empirical tight binding model suitable for electron transport in bulk metals, metal alloys, metallic interfaces, and metallic nanostructures. II. Application—Effect of quantum confinement and homogeneous strain on Cu conductance
JournalJournal of Applied Physics
AuthorsHegde, GaneshAuthor
Povolotskyi, MichaelAuthor
Kubis, TillmannAuthor
Charles, JamesAuthor
Klimeck, GerhardAuthor
Year2014 (March 28)Volume115
Issue12
PublisherAIP Publishing
DOIdoi:10.1063/1.4868979Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceHegde, Ganesh, Povolotskyi, Michael, Kubis, Tillmann, Charles, James, Klimeck, Gerhard (2014) An environment-dependent semi-empirical tight binding model suitable for electron transport in bulk metals, metal alloys, metallic interfaces, and metallic nanostructures. II. Application—Effect of quantum confinement and homogeneous strain on Cu conductance. Journal of Applied Physics, 115 (12). 123704pp. doi:10.1063/1.4868979
Plain TextHegde, Ganesh, Povolotskyi, Michael, Kubis, Tillmann, Charles, James, Klimeck, Gerhard (2014) An environment-dependent semi-empirical tight binding model suitable for electron transport in bulk metals, metal alloys, metallic interfaces, and metallic nanostructures. II. Application—Effect of quantum confinement and homogeneous strain on Cu conductance. Journal of Applied Physics, 115 (12). 123704pp. doi:10.1063/1.4868979
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