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Cu–Au nanoparticles produced by the aggregation of gas‐phase metal atoms for CO oxidation
The aggregation of gas‐phase Cu and Au atoms into Cu–Au nanoparticles with non‐equilibrium structures and compositions is studied using molecular dynamics. Density functional calculations reveal the significant effect of the structure of the obtained realistic models of Cu–Au nanoparticles on their CO and O binding properties as well as their CO ...
Ilya V. Chepkasov+5 more
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APPLICATION OF MONTE CARLO METHODS IN REACTOR PHYSICS.
M.R. Mendelson
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A Monte Carlo Method of Solving Heat Conduction Problems [PDF]
Stanley K. Fraley+2 more
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Application of a Markov chain Monte Carlo method for robust quantification in chemical exchange saturation transfer magnetic resonance imaging. [PDF]
Zhao Y+6 more
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A life‐cycle evaluation of TiO2 photocatalysts for water purification compares the effectiveness of Sol–Gel vs anodic oxides in tetracycline mineralization, targeting deactivation, regeneration, and environmental impact from a cradle‐to‐grave perspective.
Maria Vittoria Diamanti+5 more
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Charge generation in organic solar cells: Journey toward 20% power conversion efficiency
Herein, a photophysicist's views on charge generation in organic solar cells is discussed. Recent steady‐state and time‐resolved spectroscopic studies regarding the exciton diffusion to donor:acceptor interfaces, charge transfer at the donor:acceptor interface, and long‐range spatial dissociation of charge transfer states are highlighted.
Yasunari Tamai
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Study on Surface Profile Generation in Grinding by Monte Carlo Simulation Method
Hiroyuki Yoshikawa, Toshio SATA
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Decoupled Cell Method Monte Carlo Simulation for Quantum Spin Systems [PDF]
Shigeo Homma, H. Matsuda, N. Ogita
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Optimal Temperature Protocols for Liver Machine Perfusion Using a Monte Carlo Method. [PDF]
Lucia A, Uygun K.
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FreqD‐LBM simulates the oscillatory flow at the surface of a QCM‐D resonator in the presence of structured adsorbates. It derives shifts of frequency and bandwidth (equivalent to dissipation) on different overtones. Applications include rough surfaces, adsorbed rigid particles, adsorbed viscoelastic particles, spheres floating freely above the surface,
Diethelm Johannsmann+5 more
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