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20062016
most citedImaging and controlling electron transport inside a quantum ring

79 citations · 446 across the 24 of their papers we have counts for

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24 papers

cond-mat.soft2016

Frequency dependent visco-elastic properties of a water nanomeniscus : an AFM study in Force Feedback Mode

Simon Carpentier, Mario S. Rodrigues, Luca Costa +2

Recently, using an Atomic Force Microscope and a single cantilever excited at different frequencies it was shown that water nanomeniscus can exhibit a transition in mechanical resp…

physics.flu-dyn2015

Proximity effect on hydrodynamic interaction between a sphere and a plane measured by Force Feedback Microscopy at different frequencies

Simon Carpentier, Mario S. Rodrigues, Elisabeth Charlaix +1

In this article, we measure the viscous damping and the associated stiffness of a liquid flow in sphere-plane geometry in a large frequency range. In this regime, the…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci2015★ 10 cited

Out of equilibrium anomalous elastic response of a water nano-meniscus

Simon Carpentier, Mario S. Rodrigues, Luca Costa +3

We report the observation of a transition in the dynamical properties of water nano-menicus which dramatically change when probed at different time scales. Using a AFM mode that we…

cond-mat.mes-hall2014★ 2 cited

Variable frequency characterization of interaction at nanoscale in linear dynamic AFM: an FFM primer

Simon Carpentier, Mario S. Rodrigues, Joël Chevrier

Using electrostatic coupling between an AFM tip and a metallic surface as a test interaction, we here present the measurement of the force between the tip and the surface, together…

physics.optics2014★ 7 cited

Transmission and reflection characteristics of metal-coated optical fiber tip pairs

Jean-Baptiste Decombe, Jean-François Bryche, Jean-François Motte +3

The optical transmission and reflection in between two metalized optical fiber tips is studied in the optical near-field and far-field domains. Besides aluminum-coated tips for nea…

cond-mat.mes-hall2013★ 11 cited

System analysis of Force Feedback Microscopy

Mario S Rodrigues, Luca Costa, Joel Chevrier +1

It was shown recently that the Force Feedback Microscope can avoid the jump-to-contact in Atomic force Microscopy even when the cantilevers used are very soft, thus increasing forc…