The essential role of visualization for modeling nanotubes and nanodiamond

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Visualization techniques to help understand the structure of carbon and its allotropes have been developed and applied to atomistic simulation projects which model diﬀerent carbon systems on the nanoscale. Examples from ion implantation in diamond, the diﬀusion of hydrocarbons in nanotubes and the creation of nanodiamond from amorphous carbon under pressure are given. Key words: visualization, carbon

Joan Adler, J. Fox, R. Kalish, T. Mutat, A. Sorkin

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Added	13 Dec 2010
Updated	13 Dec 2010
Type	Journal
Year	2007
Where	CPHYSICS
Authors	Joan Adler, J. Fox, R. Kalish, T. Mutat, A. Sorkin, E. Warszarski

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