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most citedObservation of the Smallest Metal Nanotube with Square-cross-section

55 citations · 82 across the 4 of their papers we have counts for

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cond-mat.mtrl-sci20093 cited

Mechanical Deformation of Nanoscale Metal Rods: When size and shape matters

Maureen J. Lagos, Fernando Sato, Douglas S. Galvao +1

Understanding nanomechanical response of materials represents a scientific challenge. Here, we have used in-situ electron microscopy to reveal drastic for the first time changes of…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci200955 cited

Observation of the Smallest Metal Nanotube with Square-cross-section

Maureen Lagos, Fernando Sato, Jeferson Bettini +3

Understanding the mechanical properties of nanoscale systems requires a range of measurement techniques and theoretical approaches to gather the relevant physical and chemical info…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci200720 cited

Is Small Perfect? Size Limit to Defect Formation in Pyramidal Pt Nanocontacts

Varlei Rodrigues, Fernando Sato, Douglas S. Galvao +1

We report high resolution transmission electron microscopy and ab initio calculation results for the defect formation in Pt nanocontacts (NCs). Our results show that there is a siz…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci20064 cited

Nanowires and Suspended Atom Chains from Metal alloys

J. Bettini, F. Sato, P. Z. Coura +3

We present a study of the elongation and rupture of gold-silver alloy nanowires. Atomistic details of the evolution were derived from time-resolved atomic resolution transmission e…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci2003

Evidence of spontaneous spin polarized transport in magnetic nanowires

Varlei Rodrigues, Jefferson Bettini, Paulo C. Silva +1

The exploitation of the spin in charge-based systems is opening revolutionary opportunities for device architecture. Surprisingly, room temperature electrical transport through mag…