We report first-principle total-energy electronic-structure calculations in the density functional theory performed for carbon nanotubes with a defect consisting of a pair of an adatom and a vacancy. We find that the activation barriers for formation and healing of the defect are not, vert, similar10 and 2 eV, respectively, indicating the possibility of defect healing under moderate conditions. The defect is found to induce two gap states with characteristics that strongly depend on its arrangement. Further, the metal–insulator transition takes place on the (9, 0) nanotube owing to the formation of gap states
We present quantum mechanical calculations using density functional theory and semiempirical methods...
The nature and role of defects is of primary importance to understand the physical properties of C a...
As recent experiments demonstrate, the inner shells of multiwalled carbon nanotubes are more sensiti...
This article presents a systematic study of how point defects, such as SW-defects and vacancies, inf...
[[abstract]]Ab initio calculations show that the band-gap modulation of semiconducting carbon nanotu...
Carbon nanotubes are quasi one-dimensional nanostructures with unique eletrical prroperties that mak...
As recent experiments demonstrate, the inner shells of multiwalled carbon nanotubes are more sensiti...
Using carbon nanotubes for electrical conduction applications at the macroscale has been shown to be...
The electronic structure of carbon nanotubes containing defects is investigated within a tight-bindi...
[[abstract]]The relationship between the bandgap and the vacancy density is investigated from first ...
Local controllable modification of the electronic structure of carbon nanomaterials is important for...
In this thesis, the electronic structure and reactivities of the perfect, defected, and doped singl...
[[abstract]]The relationship between the bandgap and the vacancy density is investigated from first ...
Local controllable modification of the electronic structure of carbon nanomaterials is important for...
The relationship between the bandgap and the vacancy density is investigated from first principles. ...
We present quantum mechanical calculations using density functional theory and semiempirical methods...
The nature and role of defects is of primary importance to understand the physical properties of C a...
As recent experiments demonstrate, the inner shells of multiwalled carbon nanotubes are more sensiti...
This article presents a systematic study of how point defects, such as SW-defects and vacancies, inf...
[[abstract]]Ab initio calculations show that the band-gap modulation of semiconducting carbon nanotu...
Carbon nanotubes are quasi one-dimensional nanostructures with unique eletrical prroperties that mak...
As recent experiments demonstrate, the inner shells of multiwalled carbon nanotubes are more sensiti...
Using carbon nanotubes for electrical conduction applications at the macroscale has been shown to be...
The electronic structure of carbon nanotubes containing defects is investigated within a tight-bindi...
[[abstract]]The relationship between the bandgap and the vacancy density is investigated from first ...
Local controllable modification of the electronic structure of carbon nanomaterials is important for...
In this thesis, the electronic structure and reactivities of the perfect, defected, and doped singl...
[[abstract]]The relationship between the bandgap and the vacancy density is investigated from first ...
Local controllable modification of the electronic structure of carbon nanomaterials is important for...
The relationship between the bandgap and the vacancy density is investigated from first principles. ...
We present quantum mechanical calculations using density functional theory and semiempirical methods...
The nature and role of defects is of primary importance to understand the physical properties of C a...
As recent experiments demonstrate, the inner shells of multiwalled carbon nanotubes are more sensiti...