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Unambiguous characterization of in-plane dielectric response in nanoconfined liquids: water as a case study
Jon Zubeltzu
The in-plane dielectric constant of nanoconfined water has attracted growing interest in recent years. Nevertheless, assigning a bulk-like dielectric constant to a molecularly thin…
Redefining the dielectric response of nanoconfined liquids: insights from water
Jon Zubeltzu, Fernando Bresme, Matthew Dawber +2
Recent experiments show that the relative dielectric constant of water confined to a film of nanometric thickness reaches a strikingly low value of 2.1, barely above the bulk's…
Simulations of water nano-confined between corrugated planes
Jon Zubeltzu, Emilio Artacho
Two-dimensionally nanoconfined water between ideal planar walls has been the subject of ample study, aiming at understanding the intrinsic response of water to confinement, avoidin…
Continuous melting through a hexatic phase in confined bilayer water
Jon Zubeltzu, Fabiano Corsetti, M. V. Fernandez-Serra +1
Liquid water is not only of obvious importance but also extremely intriguing, displaying many anomalies that still challenge our understanding of such an a priori simple system. Th…
Enhanced configurational entropy in high-density nanoconfined bilayer ice
Fabiano Corsetti, Jon Zubeltzu, Emilio Artacho
A novel kind of crystal order in high-density nanoconfined bilayer ice is proposed from molecular dynamics and density-functional theory simulations. A first-order transition is ob…
Knock-on damage in bilayer graphene: indications for a catalytic pathway
Jon Zubeltzu, Andrey Chuvilin, Fabiano Corsetti +2
We study by high-resolution transmission electron microscopy the structural response of bilayer graphene to electron irradiation with energies below the knock-on damage threshold o…