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cond-mat.mtrl-sci200838 cited

Si3N4 single-crystal nanowires grown from silicon micro and nanoparticles near the threshold of passive oxidation

J. Farjas, C. Rath, A. Pinyol +2

A simple and most promising oxide-assisted catalyst-free method is used to prepare silicon nitride nanowires that give rise to high yield in a short time. After a brief analysis of…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci200813 cited

Kinetic study of the oxide-assisted catalyst-free synthesis of silicon nitride nanowires

J. Farjas, A. Pinyol, Chandana Rath +2

The synthesis of Si3N4 nanowires from the reaction of silicon nanoparticles with N2 in the 1200-1440 C temperature range is reported. The nitridation conditions are such that the r…

q-bio.PE200834 cited

Stability of racemic and chiral steady states in open and closed chemical systems

Josep M. Ribo, David Hochberg

The stability properties of models of spontaneous mirror symmetry breaking in chemistry are characterized algebraically. The models considered here all derive either from the Frank…

cs.CV2008

3D Face Recognition with Sparse Spherical Representations

R. Sala Llonch, E. Kokiopoulou, I. Tosic +1

This paper addresses the problem of 3D face recognition using simultaneous sparse approximations on the sphere. The 3D face point clouds are first aligned with a novel and fully au…

physics.bio-ph20083 cited

Single-domain protein folding: a multi-faceted problem

Ivan Junier, Felix Ritort

We review theoretical approaches, experiments and numerical simulations that have been recently proposed to investigate the folding problem in single-domain proteins. From a theore…

physics.bio-ph20081 cited

Unstructured intermediate states in single protein force experiments

Ivan Junier, Felix Ritort

Recent single-molecule force measurements on single-domain proteins have highlighted a three-state folding mechanism where a stabilized intermediate state (I) is observed on the fo…