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- Use of Capacitance To Measure Surface Forces. 2. Application to the Study of Contact Mechanics
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- Negative stiffness and enhanced damping of individual multiwalled carbon nanotubes H. W. Yap,1 R. S. Lakes,3 and R. W. Carpick2,*
- Fig. 1. Sketch of the polymeric form of PCDA molecules. The polymerized form possesses
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- and work as chemotherapeutic agents or sensors has generated a great deal of excitement. AT-rich
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- ORIGINAL PAPER Characterization of Microscale Wear in a Polysilicon-Based
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- Enhanced nucleation, smoothness and conformality of ultrananocrystalline diamond (UNCD) ultrathin films
- Lateral force calibration in atomic force microscopy: A new lateral force calibration method and general guidelines for optimization
- Vibrations of the "beetle" scanning probe microscope: Identification of a new mode, generalized analysis, and characterization methodology
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- First Observation of Mechanochromism at the Nanometer R. W. Carpick, D. Y. Sasaki, and A. R. Burns*
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- Imaging and manipulation of nanometer-size liquid droplets by scanning polarization force microscopy
- Temperature dependence of mechanical stiffness and dissipation in ultrananocrystalline diamond
- Confinement Effects in Nanoscale Anodic Alumina Structures on Silicon Patrick J. Griffin1
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- Effect of Nanocrystalline Diamond Coatings on Micro-End Milling Performance
- Figure 1. (a) Advanced MEMS have numerous contacting and sliding interfaces that can be subject to a range of loads. (b)
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- Nanocontacts: Fabrication, Characterization, and Nanotribology Studies Robert W. Carpick1,2,3, Jeffrey R. VanLangedon1,2, Erik H. Wilson4,5, Kumar Sridharan4,5
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- tors in the plasma membrane is slow. Appli-cation of intracellular IP3 takes several minutes
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- Measurement of interfacial shear (friction) with an ultrahigh vacuum atomic force microscope
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