most citedMagic Numbers of Silicon Clusters

48 citations · 105 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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chem-ph1995★ 10 cited

Growth Pattern of Silicon Clusters

Atul Bahel, Jun Pan, Mushti V. Ramakrishna

Tight-binding molecular dynamics simulated annealing technique is employed to search for the ground state geometries of silicon clusters containing 11-17 atoms. These studies revea…

chem-ph1995★ 2 cited

Chemistry of Nanoscale Semiconductor Clusters

Jun Pan, Atul Bahel, Mushti V. Ramakrishna

The ground state structures of small silicon clusters are determined through exhaustive tight-binding molecular dynamics simulation studies. These simulations revealed that \Si{11}…

chem-ph1995★ 4 cited

Structure of Silicon Clusters

Jun Pan, Atul Bahel, Mushti V. Ramakrishna

We determined the structures of silicon clusters in the 11-14 atom size range using the tight-binding molecular dynamics method. These calculations reveal that \Si{11} is an icosah…

chem-ph1994★ 41 cited

Chemical Reactions of Silicon Clusters

Mushti V. Ramakrishna, Jun Pan

Smalley and co-workers discovered that chemisorption reactivities of silicon clusters vary over three orders of magnitude as a function of cluster size. In particular, they found t…

cond-mat1994

Magic Numbers of Silicon Clusters

Jun Pan, Mushti V. Ramakrishna

A structural model for intermediate sized silicon clusters is proposed that is able to generate unique structures without any dangling bonds. This structural model consists of bulk…

chem-ph1994★ 48 cited

Magic Numbers of Silicon Clusters

Jun Pan, Mushti V. Ramakrishna

A structural model for intermediate sized silicon clusters is proposed that is able to generate unique structures without any dangling bonds. This structural model consists of bulk…