المصدر: nanostructure Books في منتدى : النانوتكنولوجي و المواد النانوية السلام عليكم Nanostructure Design: Methods and Protocols by Ehud Gazit, Ruth Nussinov Nanostructure Design: Methods and Protocols by Ehud Gazit, Ruth Nussinov Publisher: Humana Press | Number Of Pages: 274 | Publication Date: 2008 | ISBN-10: 1934115355 | PDF | 5 Mb As one of the fastest growing fields of research in the 21st century, nanotechnology is sure to have an enormous impact on many aspects of our lives. Nanostructure Design: Methods and Protocols serves as a major reference for theoretical and experimental considerations in the design of biological and bio-inspired building blocks, the physical characterization of the formed structures, and the development of their technical applications. The chapters contributed by leading experts are divided into two sections, the first of which covers experimental aspects of nanostructure design and the second delves into computational methods. As a volume of the highly successful Methods in Molecular Biology™ series, this collection pulls together cutting-edge protocols, written in a step-by-step, readily reproducible format certain to guide researchers to the desired results. Comprehensive and essential, Nanostructure Design: Methods and Protocols uses biological principles and vehicles on design to aid scientists in the great challenges still ahead. ============= ======== ===== ============================= ============================= Self-Organized Nanoscale Materials (Nanostructure Science and Technology): Motonari Adachi, David J. Lockwood Self-Organized Nanoscale Materials (Nanostructure Science and Technology): Motonari Adachi, David J. Lockwood Springer | ISBN: 038727975X | 2006 PDF / djvu (ocr) | 320 pages | 7.30 / 4.69 Mb Novel system performance through nanostructuring has been recognized in many branches of science in the last decades. The requirement for inventing a new technology paradigm has created research opportunities for scientists in very wide range of disciplines. In order to fully realize the tremendous potential of nanostructure science and technology, the extremely important challenges today are how to exploit synthetic methods for structures regulated at the atomic scale and to construct materials across the hierarchy of length scales from the atomic to mesoscopic and/or to macroscopic scale. This book comprises an overview of a wide variety of different approaches towards the synthesis of nanoscale materials and the hierarchical assemblies produced from them under the common theme of self-organization mechanisms via chemical and bio-inspired methods. The book covers many of the exciting and recent developments from basic research to applications in the field of self-assembly of nanostructures that are of general interest to a broad community of established and postgraduate researchers in physics, chemistry, biology, engineering, and materials science. ========== ======= ============================ =============================== Periodic Nanostructures (Developments in Fullerene Science) by: Mircea V. Diudea, Csaba L. Nagy Periodic Nanostructures (Developments in Fullerene Science) by: Mircea V. Diudea, Csaba L. Nagy Publisher: Springer | 2007 | ISBN: 140206019X | Pages: 212 | PDF | 28 MB In Periodic Nanostructures, the authors demonstrate that structural periodicity in various nanostructures has been proven experimentally. The text covers the coalescence reactions, studied by electronic microscopy, and shows that the nanoworld is continuous, giving rise to zero- (fullerenes), one- (tubules), two-(graphite) and three-(diamond, spongy carbon) dimensional carbon allotropes. The authors explore foam-like carbon structures, which relate to schwarzites , and which represent infinite periodic minimal surfaces of negative curvature. They show that these structures contain polygons (with dimensions larger than hexagons w.r.t. to graphite) that induce this negative curvature. The units of these structures appear as nanotube junctions (produced via an electron beam) that have wide potential molecular electronics applications. Self-assembled supramolecular structures (of various tessellation) and diamond architectures are also proposed. The authors propose that the periodicity of close repeat units of such structures is most evident not only in these formations but also present in all of the carbon allotropes. It is also shown that depending on the lattice tessellation, heteroatom type, and/or doping, metal nanostructures (nanotubes in particular) can display both metallic and semiconductor characteristics. Therefore, their properties can be manipulated by chemical functionalization. The authors therefore suggest that nanostructures have heralded a new generation of nanoscale biological, chemical, and physical devices. The text also provides literature and data on the field of nanostructure periodicity and the authors own results on nanostructure building and energy calculations as well as topological characterization by means of counting polynomials of periodic nanostructures. The aromaticity of various coverings of graphitic structures is also discussed. This book is aimed at scientists working in the field of nanoscience and nanotechnology, Ph.D. and MSc. degree students, and others interested in the amazing nanoarchitectures that could inspire the cities of the future. ========
Coherent Semiconductor Optics: From Basic Concepts to Nanostructure Applications Coherent Semiconductor Optics: From Basic Concepts to Nanostructure Applications Publisher: Springer | Pages: 319 | 2006 | ISBN 3540325549 | DJVU | 3 MB This book introduces the basic theoretical concepts required for the analysis of the optical response of semiconductor systems in the coherent regime. The entire presentation is based on a one-dimensional tight-binding model. Starting with discrete-level systems, increasing complexity is added gradually to the model by including band-structure and many-particle interaction. Various linear and nonlinear optical spectra and temporal phenomena are studied. The analysis of many-body effects in nonlinear optical phenomena covers a major part of the book. ========= ====
Mechanical Properties of Polymers based on Nanostructure and Morphology by G. H. Michler Mechanical Properties of Polymers based on Nanostructure and Morphology by G. H. Michler Publisher: CRC Press | 2005 | ISBN: 1574447718 | Pages: 784 | PDF | 15.4 MB This book focuses on effective ways to combine improved mechanical and physical properties in polymers in order to form new, performance-enhanced composite materials. It presents recent research and results not available elsewhere by scientists at the vanguard of their specialties. Reflecting the continuing study of mechanisms elucidating the structure-function relationship of nanostructured polymers and nanocomposites, topics include nanoparticle-filled thermoplastic polymers, applications of carbon nanotube and nanofiber reinforced polymer systems, alternative methods of polymer modification based on micro- and nanolayered polymers, and hot compaction of oriented fibers and tapes. The improvement of strength and durability in polymers has implications relevant to industrial, medical, and household applications. Enhanced by the improved knowledge of the interactions between complex hierarchical structures and functional requirements, Mechanical Properties of Polymers Based on Nanostructure and Morphology focuses on new polymer materials that possess a combination of improved mechanical and other physical properties. This book specifies techniques used in structural and morphological characterization, discusses crazing and molecular variables of fracture behavior, and clarifies various modes of deformation mechanisms and orientation processes for semicrystalline polymers, block copolymers, and composites. The volume examines microindentation hardness studies and mechanisms of toughness enhancement for particle modified, amorphous and semicrystalline polymers and blends using model analysis. Experts in the field present innovations that illustrate new aspects of manufacturing, structure development, and properties of practical relevance in nanoparticle-filled thermoplastic polymers and the applications of carbon nanotube and nanofiber reinforced polymer systems. Other topics discussed in the book include alternative methods of polymer modification based on micro- and nanolayered polymers and hot compaction of oriented fibers and tapes. This book reflects the continuing research of mechanisms contributing to the structure-function relationship of nanostructured polymers and nanocomposites. Mechanical Properties of Polymers Based on Nanostructure and Morphology presents effective ways to combine improved mechanical and physical properties in polymers and form new, performance-enhanced composite materials. ===========
Machining with Nanomaterials Machining with Nanomaterials Mark J. Jackson, Jonathan S. Morrell, "Machining with Nanomaterials (Nanostructure Science and Technology)" Springer | 2008 | ISBN: 0387876596 | 372 pages | PDF | 9,1 MB “Machining with Nanomaterials” focuses on the application of thin film nanostructures to the solution of machining problems. The solution to machining materials in an environmentally conscious manner is to use newly developed thin film superlattice layer coatings that provide a means to eliminate the use of flood cooling and the associated peripheral equipment. The practical significance of the development of these coatings is related to eliminating the need for cooling and lubrication by fluids and the need to machine at ever increasing cutting speeds. The effects of reducing tool life is a particular challenge in high speed machining, and this text explains how coatings can improve tool life, reduce machining costs, and machine in an environmentally acceptable way. ======= ======
