We present results from a series of ab initio calculations that investigate the relative efficiency of tunneling via through-bond and through-space interactions. We use model systems and methods ranging from Hartree–Fock theory to coupled cluster singles and doubles and show that while the through-space coupling decays more rapidly with distance than does through-bond coupling, the prefactor to the exponential decay for through-space coupling is considerably larger than has been previously supposed. The implications of these results are then discussed
The transport properties of molecular junctions based on alkanedithiols with three different methyle...
This paper describes large positive cooperative effects of two orders of magnitude in the tunneling ...
Motivated by previous experimental results on fluorinated cyclooctatetraenes, we report calculations...
We present results from a series of ab initio calculations that investigate the relative efficiency ...
Results from ab initio electronic structure theory calculations on model systems allow for the detai...
Results from ab initio electronic structure theory calculations on model systems allow for the detai...
We report on first principles calculations of the tunneling current across n-alkanedithiol molecules...
A combined experimental and theoretical analysis of the charge transport through single-molecule jun...
As a result of recent developments, alkane derivatives have been used in many applications, includin...
Abstract One key issue for the development of molecular electronic devices is to understand the elec...
In this paper we present a quantum-mechanical investigation on the mechanisms which promote intramol...
Motivated by recent experiments, we present here a systematic ab-initio study of the length dependen...
Calculations on members of the oligo(cyclohexylidene) series [1(n), n = 1-5)] and related tetrahydro...
We demonstrate that imidazole based pi-pi stacked dimers form strong and efficient conductance pathw...
Using a perturbative approach to simple model systems, we derive useful propensity rules for inelast...
The transport properties of molecular junctions based on alkanedithiols with three different methyle...
This paper describes large positive cooperative effects of two orders of magnitude in the tunneling ...
Motivated by previous experimental results on fluorinated cyclooctatetraenes, we report calculations...
We present results from a series of ab initio calculations that investigate the relative efficiency ...
Results from ab initio electronic structure theory calculations on model systems allow for the detai...
Results from ab initio electronic structure theory calculations on model systems allow for the detai...
We report on first principles calculations of the tunneling current across n-alkanedithiol molecules...
A combined experimental and theoretical analysis of the charge transport through single-molecule jun...
As a result of recent developments, alkane derivatives have been used in many applications, includin...
Abstract One key issue for the development of molecular electronic devices is to understand the elec...
In this paper we present a quantum-mechanical investigation on the mechanisms which promote intramol...
Motivated by recent experiments, we present here a systematic ab-initio study of the length dependen...
Calculations on members of the oligo(cyclohexylidene) series [1(n), n = 1-5)] and related tetrahydro...
We demonstrate that imidazole based pi-pi stacked dimers form strong and efficient conductance pathw...
Using a perturbative approach to simple model systems, we derive useful propensity rules for inelast...
The transport properties of molecular junctions based on alkanedithiols with three different methyle...
This paper describes large positive cooperative effects of two orders of magnitude in the tunneling ...
Motivated by previous experimental results on fluorinated cyclooctatetraenes, we report calculations...