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Influence of tip materials on the friction force microscopy of epitaxial graphene on SiC(0001): comparison of diamond and silicon tips in experiments and atomistic simulations
Mohammad Zarshenas, Takuya Kuwahara, Bartosz Szczefanowicz +5
Friction force microscopy (FFM) with silicon tips on epitaxial graphene supported by SiC(0001) previously revealed a sharp increase in friction at a threshold normal force, linked…
An All-Atom Force Field for Dry and Water-Lubricated Carbon Tribological Interfaces
Thomas Reichenbach, Severin Sylla, Leonhard Mayrhofer +4
We present a non-reactive force field for molecular dynamics simulations of interfaces between passivated amorphous surfaces and their interaction with water. The force field enabl…
Melting, bubble-like expansion and explosion of superheated plasmonic nanoparticles
Simon Dold, Thomas Reichenbach, Alessandro Colombo +32
We report on time-resolved coherent diffraction imaging of gas-phase silver nanoparticles, strongly heated via their plasmon resonance. The x-ray diffraction images reveal a broad…
Solid-phase silicon homoepitaxy via shear-induced amorphization and recrystallization
Thomas Reichenbach, Gianpietro Moras, Lars Pastewka +1
The development of epitaxy techniques for localized growth of crystalline silicon nanofilms and nanostructures has been crucial to recent advances in electronics and photonics. A p…
Constitutive relations for plasticity of amorphous carbon
Richard Jana, Julian von Lautz, S. Mostafa Khosrownejad +3
We deform representative volume elements of amorphous carbon obtained from melt-quenches in molecular dynamics calculations using bond-order and machine learning interatomic potent…
A non-empirical free volume viscosity model for alkane lubricants under severe pressures
Kerstin Falk, Daniele Savio, Michael Moseler
Viscosities and diffusion coefficients of linear and branched alkanes at high pressures 0.7 GPa and temperatures =500-600 K are calculated by equilibrium molecul…