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cond-mat.mes-hall2008

Interaction of hydrogen molecules with superconducting nanojunctions

P. Makk, Sz. Csonka, A. Halbritter

In this paper the interaction of hydrogen molecules with atomic-sized superconducting nanojunctions is studied. It is demonstrated by conductance histogram measurements that the su…

cond-mat.mes-hall200749 cited

Huge negative differential conductance in Au-H2 molecular nanojunctions

A. Halbritter, P. Makk, Sz. Csonka +1

Experimental results showing huge negative differential conductance in gold-hydrogen molecular nanojunctions are presented. The results are analyzed in terms of two-level system (T…

cond-mat.mes-hall2005

Pulling gold nanowires with a hydrogen clamp

Sz. Csonka, A. Halbritter, G. Mihaly

In this paper an experimental study of the interaction of hydrogen molecules with gold nanowires is presented. Our results show, that chains of Au atoms can also be pulled in hydro…

cond-mat.mes-hall2004111 cited

Conductance of Pd-H nanojunctions

Sz. Csonka, A. Halbritter, G. Mihaly +3

Results of an experimental study of palladium nanojunctions in hydrogen environment are presented. Two new hydrogen-related atomic configurations are found, which have a conductanc…

cond-mat.mes-hall200314 cited

Quantum interference structures in the conductance plateaus of gold nanojunctions

A. Halbritter, Sz. Csonka, G. Mihály +3

The conductance of breaking metallic nanojunctions shows plateaus alternated with sudden jumps, corresponding to the stretching of stable atomic configurations and atomic rearrange…

cond-mat.mes-hall200341 cited

Transition from tunneling to direct contact in tungsten nanojunctions

A. Halbritter, Sz. Csonka, G. Mihaly +5

We apply the mechanically controllable break junctions technique to investigate the transition from tunneling to direct contact in tungsten. This transition is quite different from…