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Topological engineered 3D printing of Architecturally Interlocked Petal-Schwarzites
Rushikesh S. Ambekar, Leonardo V. Bastos, Douglas S. Galvao +2
The topologically engineered complex Schwarzites architecture has been used to build novel and unique structural components with a high specific strength. The mechanical properties…
Mechanical Energy Absorption of Architecturally Interlocked Petal-Schwarzites
Leonardo V. Bastos, Rushikesh S. Ambekar, Chandra S. Tiwary +2
We carried out fully atomistic reactive molecular dynamics simulations to study the mechanical behavior of six newly proposed hybrid schwarzite-based structures (interlocked petal-…
Lattice Thermal Conductivity of 2D Nanomaterials: A Simple Semi-Empirical Approach
R. M. Tromer, I. M. Felix, L. F. C. Pereira +3
Extracting reliable information on certain physical properties of materials, like thermal behavior, such as thermal transport, which can be very computationally demanding. Aiming t…
Reversible Actuation of -Borophene Nanoscrolls
Guilherme S. L. Fabris, Douglas S. Galvão, Ricardo Paupitz
In this work, we proposed and investigated the structural and electronic properties of boron-based nanoscrolls (armchair and zigzag) using the DFTB+ method. We also investigated th…
First-Principles and Reactive Molecular Dynamics Study of the Elastic Properties of Pentahexoctite-based Nanotubes
W. H. S. Brandão, J. M. De Sousa, A. L. Aguiar +3
Pentahexoctite (PH) is a pure sp hybridized planar carbon allotrope whose structure consists of a symmetric combination of pentagons, hexagons, and octagons. The proposed PH st…
Exploring the Elastic Properties and Fracture Patterns of Me-Graphene Monolayers and Nanotubes through Reactive Molecular Dynamics Simulations
Marcelo L. Pereira Junior, José. M. De Sousa, Wjefferson H. S. Brandão +3
Me-graphene (MeG) is a novel two-dimensional (2D) carbon allotrope. Due to its attractive electronic and structural properties, it is important to study the mechanical behavior of…