Berlin 2012 –
scientific programme
O 66: Nanostructures at surfaces III
Thursday, March 29, 2012, 10:30–13:00, MA 042
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10:30 |
O 66.1 |
Conductance measurements of single graphene nanoribbons with scanning tunnelling microscopy — •Matthias Koch, Francisco Ample, Christian Joachim, and Leonhard Grill
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10:45 |
O 66.2 |
Measuring the one-dimensional band structure of an armchair graphene nanoribbon — •Christopher Bronner, Felix Leyssner, Stephan Meyer, Manuel Utecht, Peter Saalfrank, Tillmann Klamroth, and Petra Tegeder
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11:00 |
O 66.3 |
Characterization of nano-scale electrical contacts using dynamical Coulomb blockade — Christophe Brun, •Konrad H. Müller, I-Po Hong, François Patthey, Christian Flindt, and Wolf-Dieter Schneider
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11:15 |
O 66.4 |
Characterization of Different Growth Regimes on Prepatterned Surfaces — Fabian Lied, •Tanja Mues, Wenchong Wang, Lifeng Chi, and Andreas Heuer
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11:30 |
O 66.5 |
Pt(111) supported monolayer graphene as template for Pt nanoparticle formation. — Nadja E. Wagner, •Albert K. Engstfeld, and R. Jürgen Behm
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11:45 |
O 66.6 |
Anisotropic behavior of organic molecules on prepatterned surfaces — •Stefan Frieder Hopp and Andreas Heuer
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12:00 |
O 66.7 |
Scanning tunneling microscopy study of antimony clusters on Si(111)7x7 — •Stephan Appelfeller, Martin Franz, and Mario Dähne
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12:15 |
O 66.8 |
(contribution withdrawn) Separation of length scales to estimate the elastic energy of a heteroepitaxially deposited crystal — •guillaume boussinot
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12:30 |
O 66.9 |
Diamond-Like Carbon Coatings on Selected Plastic Materials — •Christian B. Fischer, Magdalena Rohrbeck, Stefan Wehner, Matthias Richter, and Dieter Schmeißer
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12:45 |
O 66.10 |
Continuum modeling of particle redeposition during ion-beam erosion — •Christian Diddens and Stefan J. Linz
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