Carbon Nanotubes

I. Synthesis and structural characterization

1. ARC DISCHARGE AND LASER ABLATION SYNTHESIS OF SINGLEWALLED CARBON NANOTUBES
BJÖRN HORNBOSTEL, MIRO HALUSKA, JIRKA CECH, URSULA DETTLAFF, SIEGMAR ROTH

2. SCANNING TUNNELING MICROSCOPY AND SPECTROSCOPY OF CARBON NANOTUBES
LÁSZLÓ P. BIRÓ, PHILIPPE LAMBIN

3. STRUCTURAL DETERMINATION OF INDIVIDUAL SINGLEWALL CARBON NANOTUBE BY NANOAREA ELECTRON DIFFRACTION
E. THUNE, D. PREUSCHE, C. STRUNK, H. T. MAN, A. MORPURGO, F. PAILLOUX, A. LOISEAU

4. THE STRUCTURAL EFFECTS ON MULTI-WALLED CARBON NANOTUBES BY THERMAL ANNEALING UNDER VACUUM
K. D. BEHLER, H. YE, S. DIMOVSKI, Y. GOGOTSI

5. TEM SAMPLE PREPARATION FOR STUDYING THE INTERFACE CNTS-CATALYST-SUBSTRATE
MARIE-FAITH FIAWOO, ANNICK LOISEAU, ANNE-MARIE BONNOT, ANTONIO IAIA, VINCENT BOUCHIAT, JANY THIBAULT

6. A METHOD TO SYNTHESIZE AND TAILOR CARBON NANOTUBES BY ELECTRON IRRADIATION IN THE TEM
R. CAUDILLO, M. JOSÉ-YACAMAN, H. E. TROIANI, M. A. L. MARQUES, A. RUBIO

7. SCANNING TUNNELING MICROSCOPY STUDIES OF NANOTUBELIKE STRUCTURES ON THE HOPG SURFACE
I. N. KHOLMANOV, M. FANETTI, L. GAVIOLI, M. CASELLA, M. SANCROTTI

8. INFLUENCE OF CATALYST AND CARBON SOURCE ON THE SYNTHESIS OF CARBON NANOTUBES IN A SEMI-CONTINUOUS INJECTION CHEMICAL VAPOR DEPOSITION METHOD
Z.E. HORVÁTH, A. A. KOÓS, Z. VÉRTESY, L. TAPASZTÓ, Z. OSVÁTH, P. NEMES INCZE, L. P. BIRÓ, K. KERTÉSZ, Z. SÁRKÖZI, AL. DARABONT

9. PECVD GROWTH OF CARBON NANOTUBES
ALEXANDER MALESEVIC, A. VANHULSEL, C. VAn HAESENDONCK

10. CARBON NANOTUBES GROWTH AND ANCHORAGE TO CARBON FIBRES
TH.DIKONIMOS MAKRIS, R. GIORGI, N. LISI, E. SALERNITANO, M. F. DE RICCARDIS, D. CARBONE

11. CVD SYNTHESIS OF CARBON NANOTUBES ON DIFFERENT SUBSTRATES
TH.DIKONIMOS MAKRIS, L. GIORGI, R. GIORGI, N. LISI, E. SALERNITANO, M. ALVISI, A. RIZZO

12. INFLUENCE OF THE SUBSTRATE TYPES AND TREATMENTS ON CARBON NANOTUBE GROWTH BY CHEMICAL VAPOR DEPOSITION WITH NICKEL CATALYST
R. RIZZOLI, R. ANGELUCCI, S. GUERRI, F. CORTICELLI, M. CUFFIANI, G. VERONESE

13. NON CATALYTIC CVD GROWTH OF 2D-ALIGNED CARBON NANOTUBES
NADEZDA I. MAKSIMOVA, JORG ENGSTLER, JORG J. SCHNEIDER

14. PYROLYTIC SYNTHESIS OF CARBON NANOTUBES ON Ni, Co, Fe/MCM-41 CATALYSTS
KSENIIA KATOK, SERGIY BRICHKA, VALENTYN TERTYKH, GENNADIY PRIKHOD’KO

15. A GRAND CANONICAL MONTE CARLO SIMULATION STUDY OF CARBON STRUCTURAL AND ADSORPTION PROPERTIES OF INZEOLITE TEMPLATED CARBON NANOSTRUCTURES
TH. J. ROUSSEL, C. BICHARA, R. J. M. PELLENQ

II. Vibrational properties and optical spectroscopies

16. VIBRATIONAL AND RELATED PROPERTIES OF CARBON NANOTUBES
VALENTIN N. POPOV, PHILIPPE LAMBIN

17. RAMAN SCATTERING OF CARBON NANOTUBES
H. KUZMANY, M. HULMAN, R. PFEIFFER, F. SIMON

18. RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY OF ISOLATED SINGLE-WALLED CARBON NANOTUBES
THIERRY MICHEL, MATTHIEU PAILLET, PHILIPPE PONCHARAL, AHMED ZAHAB, JEAN-LOUIS SAUVAJOL, JANNIK C. MEYER, SIEGMAR ROTH

III. Electronic and optical properties and electrical transport

19. ELECTRONIC TRANSPORT IN NANOTUBES AND THROUGH JUNCTIONS OF NANOTUBES
PH. LAMBIN, F. TRIOZON, V. MEUNIER

20. ELECTRONIC TRANSPORT IN CARBON NANOTUBES AT THE MESOSCOPIC SCALE
SYLVAIN LATIL, FRANÇOIS TRIOZON, STEPHAN ROCHE

21. WAVE PACKET DYNAMICAL INVESTIGATION OF STM IMAGING MECHANISM USING AN ATOMIC PSEUDOPOTENTIAL MODEL OF A CARBON NANOTUBE
GÉZA I. MÁRK, LEVENTE TAPASZTÓ, LÁSZLÓ P. BIRÓ, ALEXANDRE MAYER

22. CARBON NANOTUBE FILMS FOR OPTICAL ABSORPTION
EVA KOVATS, ARON PEKKER, SANDOR PEKKER, FERENC BORONDICS, KATALIN KAMARAS

23. INTERSUBBAND EXCITON RELAXATION DYNAMICS IN SINGLEWALLED CARBON NANOTUBES
C. GADERMAIER, C. MANZONI, A. GAMBETTA, G. CERULLO, G. LANZANI, E. MENNA, M. MENEGHETTI

24. PECULIARITIES OF THE OPTICAL POLARIZABILITY OF SINGLEWALLED ZIGZAG CARBON NANOTUBE WITH CAPPED AND TAPERED ENDS
O. V. OGLOBLYA, G. M. KUZNETSOVA

25. THIRD-ORDER NONLINEARITY AND PLASMON PROPERTIES IN CARBON NANOTUBES
A. M. NEMILENTSAU, A. A. KHRUTCHINSKII, G. YA. SLEPYAN, S. A. MAKSIMENKO

26. HYDRODYNAMIC MODELING OF FAST ION INTERACTIONS WITH CARBON NANOTUBES
DUNCAN J. MOWBRAY, SANGWOO CHUNG, ZORAN L. MIŠKOVIC

27. LOCAL RESISTANCE OF SINGLE-WALLED CARBON NANOTUBES AS MEASURED BY SCANNING PROBE TECHNIQUES
BRETT GOLDSMITH, PHILIP G. COLLINS

28. BAND STRUCTURE OF CARBON NANOTUBES EMBEDDED IN A CRYSTAL MATRIX
P. N. D’YACHKOV, D. V. MAKAEV

29. MAGNETOTRANSPORT IN 2-D ARRAYS OF SINGLE-WALL CARBON NANOTUBES
V. K. KSENEVICH, J. GALIBERT, L. FORRO, V. A. SAMUILOV

30. COMPUTER MODELING OF THE DIFFERENTIAL CONDUCTANCE OF SYMMETRY CONNECTED ARMCHAIR-ZIGZAG HETEROJUNCTIONS
O. V. OGLOBLYA, G. M. KUZNETSOVA

IV. Molecule adsorption, functionalization and chemical properties

31. MOLECULAR DYNAMICS SIMULATION OF GAS ADSORPTION AND ABSORPTION IN NANOTUBES
ANA PROYKOVA

32. FIRST-PRINCIPLES AND MOLECULAR DYNAMICS SIMULATIONS OF METHANE ADSORPTION ON GRAPHENE
EVGENIYA DAYKOVA, STOYAN PISOV, ANA PROYKOVA

33. EFFECT OF SOLVENT AND DISPERSANT ON THE BUNDLE DISSOCIATION OF SINGLE-WALLED CARBON NANOTUBES
SILVIA GIORDANI, SHANE D. BERGIN, ANNA DRURY, ÉIMHÍN NÍ MHUIRCHEARTAIGH, JONATHAN N. COLEMAN, WERNER J. BLAU

34. CARBON NANOTUBES WITH VACANCIES UNDER EXTERNAL MECHANICAL STRESS AND ELECTRIC FIELD
HRISTO ILIEV, ANA PROYKOVA, FENG-YIN LI

V. Mechanical properties of nanotubes and composite materials

35. MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF THREE-TERMINAL NANOTUBE JUNCTION DETERMINED FROM COMPUTER SIMULATIONS
ELENA BELOVA, LEONID A. CHERNOZATONSKII

36. OSCILLATION OF THE CHARGED DOUBLEWALL CARBON NANOTUBE
VICTOR LYKAH, EVGEN S. SYRKIN

37. POLYMER CHAINS BEHAVIOR IN NANOTUBES: A MONTE CARLO STUDY
K. AVRAMOVA, A. MILCHEV

38. CARBON NANOTUBES AS CERAMIC MATRIX REINFORCEMENTS
CSABA BALÁZSI, FERENC WÉBER, ZSUZSANNA KÖVÉR, PÉTER ARATO, ZSOLT CZIGÁNY, ZOLTÁN KÓNYA, IMRE KIRICSI, ZSOLT KASZTOVSZKY, ZOFIA VÉRTESY, LÁSZLÓ PÉTER BIRÓ

39. CARBON NANOTUBES AS POLYMER BUILDING BLOCKS
FIONA M. BLIGHE, MANUEL RUETHER, RORY LEAHY, WERNER J. BLAU

40. SYNTHESIS AND CHARACTERIZATION OF EPOXY-SINGLE-WALL CARBON NANOTUBE COMPOSITES
DANIEL VRBANIC, MARJAN MARINSEK, STANE PEJOVNIK, ALOJZ ANZLOVAR, POLONA UMEK, DRAGAN MIHAILOVIC

41. VAPOUR GROWN CARBON NANO-FIBERS – POLYPROPYLENE COMPOSITES AND THEIR PROPERTIES
V. CHIRILA, G. MARGINEAN, W. BRANDL, T. ICLANZAN

VI. Applications

42. NANOTECHNOLOGY: CHALLENGES OF CONVERGENCE, HETEROGENEITY AND HIERARCHICAL INTEGRATION
A. VASEASHTA

43. BEHAVIOR OF CARBON NANOTUBES IN BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS
DMYTRO G. KOLOMIYETS

44. MOLECULAR DYNAMICS OF CARBON NANOTUBE-POLYPEPTIDE COMPLEXES AT THE BIOMEMBRANE-WATER INTERFACE
KONSTANTIN V. SHAITAN, YEGOR V. TOURLEIGH, DMITRIY N. GOLIK

45. THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY ENHANCEMENT OF NANOFLUIDS
A. CHERKASOVA, J. SHAN

46. CARBON NANOTUBES AS ADVANCED LUBRICANT ADDITIVES
F. DASSENOY, L. JOLY-POTTUZ, J. M. MARTIN, T. MIENO

47. SYNTHESIS AND CHARACTERIZATION OF IRON NANOSTRUCTURES INSIDE POROUS ZEOLITES AND THEIR APPLICATIONS IN WATER TREATMENT TECHNOLOGIES
MIROSLAVA VACLAVIKOVA, MAREK MATIK, STEFAN JAKABSKY, SLAVOMIR HREDZAK, GEORGE GALLIOS

48. NANOSTRUCTURED CARBON GROWTH BY AN EXPANDING RADIOFREQUENCY PLASMA JET
S. I. VIZIREANU, B. MITU, R. BIRJEGA, G. DINESCU, V. TEODORESCU

49. DESIGN AND RELATIVE STABILITY OF MULTICOMPONENT NANOWIRES
TRAIAN DUMITRICA, VERONICA BARONE, MING HUA, BORIS I. YAKOBSON

50. MODELING OF MOLECULAR ORBITAL AND SOLID STATE PACKING POLYMER CALCULATIONS ON THE BI-POLARON NATURE OF CONDUCTING SENSOR POLY(P-PHENYLENE)
IOANNIS RABIAS, PANAGIOTIS DALLAS, DIMITRIOS NIARCHOS

51. ND:LSB MICROCHIP LASER AS A PROMISING INSTRUMENT FOR RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY
VADIM PARFENOV

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Keywords: SCIENCE / Chemistry / General SCI013000