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L.Bata, I.Vizi, S.Kugler: Solid State Comm. 18. 55-56. (1976)

1. JANIK JA, JANIK JM, OTNES K, KRAWCZYK J, ROSCISZEWSKI K:

Quasielastic neutron scattering study of fast reorientations in nematic p-azoxyanisole,

PHYSICA B&C Vol. 92 pp351 1977

2. Janik-JA:

BK 02597 Vol. 3 45 1977

3. Liyanage-LH Gulati-CM Hill-JM:

A bibliography on applications of random walks in theoretical chemistry and physics,

ADVANCES IN MOLECULAR RELAXATION AND INTERACTION PROCESSES Vol. 22 Iss 1 pp

53-72 1982 (NC793)

4. Petrova-GP, Petrusevich-YM:

ACOUSTIC AND NMR RELAXATION IN NEMATIC LIQUID-CRYSTALS OF MBBA AND EBBA

ACCORDING TO BRILLOUIN-SCATTERING AND NUCLEAR-MAGNETIC-RESONANCE DATA,

KHINICHESKAYA FIZIKA Vol. 13 Iss 8-9 pp 68-73 1994

I.Pocsik, K.Tompa, J.Lasanda, S.Kugler, G.Naray-Szabo: KFKI Preprint, 1977-40

1. Bata-L:

On the molecular dynamical investigation of liquid crystals,

KFKI PREPRINT, 1977-106

2. Bata-L:

Molecular dynamics in uniaxial liquid crystals,

ACTA PHYSICA POLONICA Vol. A54 pp 625 1979

3. Berges-J Perrin-H

THEORETICAL CONFORMATIONAL STUDY OF ANISOLE MOLECULE,

JOURNAL DE CHIMIE PHYSIQUE ET DE PHYSICO-CHIMIE BIOLOGIQUE, Vol. 78 Iss 7-8 pp

573-576 1981 (ML142)

4. Bata-L

MAGYAR FIZIKAI FOLYOIRAT, Vol. 30 Iss 3 pp 187 1982

S.Kugler, G.Naray-Szabo: Acta Phys. Hung. 46. 69-76 (1979)

1. Schober-W Fischer-F:

TSD OF LIQUID-CRYSTALS IN THE SUPERCOOLED NEMATIC PHASE,

MOLECULAR CRYSTALS AND LIQUID CRYSTALS Vol. 100 Iss 1-2 pp 167-179 1983 (RU341)

2. Kuze N, Ebizuka M, Fujiwara H, Takeuchi H, Egawa T, Konaka S, Fogarasi G:

Molecular Structure of p-Azoxyanisole, a Mesogen, Determined by Gas-Phase Electron Diffraction

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Augmented by ab Initio Calculations,

JOURNAL OF PHYSYCAL CHEMISTRY A Vol. 102 p2080-2086 1998

L.Bata, I.Vizi, J.Szabon, S.Kugler: Advances in Liquid Crystal Research and Applications,

Ed. L.Bata, Pergamon Press, Oxford, Akademiai Kiado, Budapest, 383-394. (1980)

1. Vold-RR Vold-RL:

NUCLEAR-SPIN RELAXATION AND MOLECULAR-DYNAMICS IN ORDERED SYSTEMS -

MODELS FOR MOLECULAR-REORIENTATION IN THERMOTROPIC LIQUID-CRYSTALS

JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS Vol. 88 Iss 2 pp 1443-1457 1988 (L7184)

2. Mugge-J Zugenmaier-P:

X-RAY-INVESTIGATIONS ON POLY(METHYLSILOXANES) WITH MESOGENIC SIDE GROUPS

AT THE ISOTROPIC-NEMATIC-SMECTIC-CRYSTALLINE PHASE-TRANSITIONS,

MOLECULAR CRYSTALS AND LIQUID CRYSTALS Vol. 155 pp 409-431 1988 (M4517)

3. Rosciszewski-K:

SYMMETRY AND PHASE-TRANSITIONS IN LIQUID-CRYSTALS,

ACTA PHYSICA POLONICA A Vol. 67 Iss 6 pp 999-1034 1985 (AMM80)

4.J. Thiem:

Transition Temperatures and Related Properties of Three-Ring Systems with Two Bridging Groups

in book chapter Landolt-Brnstein - Group IV Physical Chemistry. Numerical Data and Functional

Relationships in Science and Technology Springer-Verlag Vol. 7e pp587-612 1995

M.Riedel, J.Antal and S.Kugler: Acta Phys. Hung. 49. 105-115 (1980)

1. Schou-J Hofer-WO:

SPUTTERED CLUSTERS FROM NIOBIUM VANADIUM ALLOYS,

APPLIED SURFACE SCIENCE Vol. 10 Iss 3 pp 383-404 1982 (NW115)

2. Pivin-JC Roquescarmes-C:

RULE OF VARIATION OF CHEMICAL-EMISSION OF SECONDARY IONS WITH THE

COMPOSITION ON THE BASIS OF A BOND-BREAKING MODEL,

JOURNAL DE MICROSCOPIE ET DE SPECTROSCOPIE ELECTRONIQUES Vol. 7 Iss 3 pp 277-289

1982 (NY101)

3. Benninghoven-A Ruedenauer-FG Werner-HW:

SECONDARY ION MASS SPECTROMETRY (J.WILEY AND SONS) pp 1188 1989

J.Antal, S.Kugler and M.Riedel: Computer Peak Identification and Evaluation of SIMS

Spoectra, in Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry SIMS III,Proceeding of the third

international conference on Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry, Ed.: A.Benninghoven et

al. Springer-Verlag pp297-300 (1982)

2

1. Schuetzle-D Devries-JE Prater-TJ Riley-TL:

Applications of high-performance mass spectrometry to the surface analysis of materials

MASS SPECTROMETRY REVIEWS Vol. 3 Iss 4 pp 527 1984 (TU874)

2. HENDERSON-AE, FITZGERALD-AG, STOREY-BE:

INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS CONFERENCE SERIES (98): pp335-338 1990

3. Lareau-RT Buser-CH Savin:

PEAK IDENTIFICATION FOR MASS-SPECTROSCOPY

SURFACE AND INTERFACE ANALYSIS Vol. 17 pp 38-42 1991

P.Birner, S.Kugler, K.Simon, G.Naray-Szabo: Mol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst. 80, 11-17. (1982)

1. Dietz-F Forster-W Thieme-R Weiss-C:

ZEITSCHRIFT FUR CHEMIE Vol. 22 Iss 4 pp 144-145 1982 (NN699)

2. Haase W, Paulus H, Pendzialek R:

THE MOLECULAR STRUCTURE OF MESOGENIC 4-BUTYLPHENYL

4’-BUTYLBENZOYLOXYBENZOATE IN THE CRYSTALLINE STATE,

MOLECULAR CRYSTALS AND LIQUID CRYSTALS Vol. 101 Iss 3-4 pp 291-299 1983

3. Baumeister-U Brandt-W Hartung-H Jaskolski-M:

ON THE CONFORMATIONAL BEHAVIOR OF SUBSTITUTED PHENYLBENZOATES -

MOLECULAR AND CRYSTAL-STRUCTURE OF THE NEMATOGENIC COMPOUND 4’-(BETA-

CYANOETHYL)-PHENYL-4-N-PENTOXYBENZOATE,

JOURNAL FUR PRAKTISCHE CHEMIE Vol. 325 Iss 5 pp 742-752 1983 (RP095)

4. Rapthel-I Hartung-H Jaskolski-M:

STRUCTURE OF THE NEMATOGENIC COMPOUND 5,8-DIHYDRO-6,7-DIMETHYL-1, 4-

NAPHTHALENEDIYL BIS(4-ETHOXYBENZOATE), C30H30O6,

ACTA CRYSTALLOGRAPHICA SECTION C-CRYSTAL STRUCTURE COMMUNICATIONS Vol. 39

Iss JUN pp 748-750 1983 (QX255)

5. Allen:

MODELING OF STRUCTURES AND PROPERTIES OF MOLECULES Ed. Z. Maksic. (ELLIS

HORWOOD, CHICHESTER) pp 64 1984

6. Hartung-H Baumeister-U Thielemann-F Jaskolski-M:


Iss MAR pp 482-484 1984 (SL797)

7. Baumeister-U Hartung-H Jaskolski-M:

THE CRYSTAL AND MOLECULAR-STRUCTURE OF THE NEMATOGENIC COMPOUND 5,8-

DIHYDRO-5,8-METHANO-1, 4-NAPHTHALENEDIYL BIS(4-ETHOXYBENZOATE),

CRYSTAL RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY Vol. 19 Iss 5 pp 681-690 1984 (ST714)

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8. Haase W, Paulus H, Ibrahim IH:

X-ray and thermoanalitical investigations on 2 isomeric normal-pentylphenyl cyano-thiolbenzoates,

Molecular Crystal and Liquid Crystal Vol. 107 Iss 3-4 pp 377-389 1984

9. Sheka-EF Krivenko-TA Makarova-VS:

SPECTROSCOPY OF MOLECULAR-CRYSTALS - A BIBLIOGRAPHY FOR 1982

MOLECULAR CRYSTALS AND LIQUID CRYSTALS Vol. 114 Iss 4 pp 305-391 1984 (AJE91)

10. Baumeister-U Gdaniec-M Hartung-H:

Structure of the nematogenic compound 2-cyano-n-[4-[4-normal-

pentyloxybenzoyloxz]-benylidene]aniline,


Iss JUN pp 1117-1119 1987

11. Matsumoto-O, Machida-K, Taga-T:

STRUCTURE OF A TRYPSIN-INHIBITOR, N,N-DIMETHYLCARBAMOYLMETHYL PARA-

(PARA-GUANIDINOBENZOYLOXY)PHENYLACETATE METHANESULFONATE,


Iss JUN pp 913-915 1989 (AG549)

12. Benedetti-E Chiellini-E Galli-G Galleschi-F Lenz-RW:

INFRARED STUDY OF PHASE-TRANSITIONS IN THERMOTROPIC LIQUID-CRYSTAL

POLYESTERS,

JOURNAL OF POLYMER SCIENCE PART B-POLYMER PHYSICS Vol. 27 Iss 1 pp 25-37 1989

(R6812)

13. Jung-B Schurmann-BL:

THEORETICAL INVESTIGATION INCLUDING COMPUTER-SIMULATION OF A RIGID ROD

POLYMER,

MACROMOLECULES Vol. 22 Iss 1 pp 477-480 1989 (R8985)

14. SONDAG AHM, TOL AJW, TOUWSLAGER FJ:

ANOMALOUS INTENSITY EFFECTS IN THE IR-SPECTRUM OF A DENSELY PACKED

MONOLAYER OF 4-ACETOXYBENZOIC ACID IMMOBILIZED ON OXIDIZED ALUMINUM -

CONFORMATIONAL AND VIBRATIONAL ANALYSIS WITH AM1,

LANGMUIR Vol. 8 (4): 1127-1135 APR 1992

15. Bredikhin-AA, Frolova-LV, Prangova-LS, Volfson-SG:

POLARITY, POLARIZABILITY AND STRUCTURE OF COMPLEX ESTERS .9. INTERNAL-

ROTATION IN PHENYLBENZOATES BASED ON STATISTIC DATA OF CRYSTALLINE-

STRUCTURES, AM-1 CALCULATIONS AND ELECTROOPTICAL METHODS,

ZHURNAL OBSHCHEI KHIMII. Vol. 62 pp2329-2336 1992

16. Khodzhaeva-VL:

VYSOKOMOLEKULYARNYE SOEDINENIYA SERIYA A Vol. 35 A388-A394 1993

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17. SHILOV S, VOLCHEK B, ZUEV V, SKOROKHODOV S:

MESOGEN CONFORMATION CHANGES IN THERMOTROPIC POLYESTERS AT PHASE-

TRANSITIONS,

MACROMOLECULAR CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS Vol. 195 pp865-873 1994

18. HIKMET RAM, LUB J, TOL AJW:

EFFECT OF THE ORIENTATION OF THE ESTER BONDS ON THE PROPERTIES OF 3

ISOMERIC LIQUID-CRYSTAL DIACRYLATES BEFORE AND AFTER POLYMERIZATION,

MACROMOLECULES Vol. 28 (9): 3313-3327 APR 24 1995

19. Khodzhaeva-VL:

VYSOKOMOLEKULYARNYE SOEDINENIYA SERIYA A AND SERIYA B Vol. 37 1510-1515 1995

20. I K Bogatyreva K G Avakyan, K L Khodzhaeva

Spectroscopic and conformational study of phenyl benzoate

Russian Chemical Bulletin, Vol44: (3) 443-447 (1995)

21. Hikmet RAM, Lub J:

Anisotropic networks and gels obtained by photopolymerisation in the liquid crystalline state: Synthesis

and applications,

PROGRESS IN POLYMER SCIENCE Vol. 21 (6): 1165-1209 1996

22. Ogawa H, Hosomi T, Kosaka T, Kanoh S, Ueyama A, Motoi M:

Side-chain liquid-crystalline polyoxetanes with a spacer-separated azobenzene moiety .2. Preparation and

characterization of polyoxetanes derived from 4-(4-alkoxyphenylazo)phenyl 4-[7-(3-methyl-3-oxetanyl)-

1,6-dioxaheptyl]benzoates,

BULLETIN OF THE CHEMICAL SOCIETY OF JAPAN Vol. 70 (1): 175-187 JAN 1997

23. F H. Allen, The Cambridge structural database as a research tool in chemistry

in: Modelling of Structrures and Properties of Molecules (Ed.: Maksic), Ellis Horwood, Chichester, 1987,

pp51-66.

24. Yu SC, Choi Y, Yu KH, Yu J, Choi H, Kim DH, Lee M:

Study on the changes in the intermolecular interactions of a rod-coil liquid crystalline oligomer using

Raman spectroscopy,

MACROMOLECULES Vol.33 (17): pp6527-6533 2000

25. Kim DH, Pang SK, Lee SH, Yu SC, Choi HS, Han OH:

Synthesis of a C-13-labeled oligomer: Solid-state NMR and theoretical studies,

BULLETIN OF THE KOREAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY 22 (12): pp1289-1290 2001

26. Lee MJ, Kim DH:

Conformational study of liquid crystalline polymer: Theoretical studies

BULLETIN OF THE KOREAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY 27 (1): pp39-43 2006

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27. Young Mee Jung, Jong-Bok Chae, Soo-Chang Yu, Youn-Sik Lee

Two-dimensional hetero-spectral correlation fluorescence-Raman spectroscopy for a thermotropic liquid-

crystalline oligomer

Vibrational Spectroscopy Vol. 51 pp1114 2009

W.Steiger, F.G.Ruedenauer, J.Antal and S.Kugler: Vacuum, 33. 321-327 (1983)

1. Grant-JT:

BACKGROUND SUBTRACTION TECHNIQUES IN SURFACE-ANALYSIS,

JOURNAL OF VACUUM SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY A VACUUM SURFACES AND FILMS Vol.

2 Iss 2 pp 1135-1140 1984 (SS705)

2. Broughton-D Clampitt-R:

A compilation of mass spectra from liquid metal sources,

VACUUM Vol. 34 Iss 1-2 pp 275-279 1984 (SG186)

3. Schuetzle-D Devries-JE Prater-TJ Riley-TL:

APPLICATIONS OF HIGH-PERFORMANCE MASS-SPECTROMETRY TO THE SURFACE-

ANALYSIS OF MATERIALS,

MASS SPECTROMETRY REVIEWS Vol. 3 Iss 4 p527 1984 (TU874)

4. Tenhosaari-A:

COMPUTER-ASSISTED COMPOSITION ANALYSIS OF UNKNOWN COMPOUNDS BY

SIMULTANEOUS ANALYSIS OF THE INTENSITY RATIOS OF ISOTOPE PATTERNS OF THE

MOLECULAR ION AND DAUGHTER IONS IN LOW-RESOLUTION MASS-SPECTRA,

ORGANIC MASS SPECTROMETRY Vol. 23 Iss 4 pp 236-239 1988 (M8811)

5. Lareau-RT Buser-CH Savin:

PEAK IDENTIFICATION FOR MASS-SPECTROSCOPY,

SURFACE AND INTERFACE ANALYSIS Vol. 17 pp 38-42 1991

6. Elias Chatzitheodoridis, George Kiriakidis and Ian Lyon;

Secondary ion mass spectrometry and its application to thin film characterization

Handbook of Thin Films, Pages 637-683 2002

7. U. Bardi, S. Caporali, S.P. Chenakin, A. Lavacchi, E. Miorin, C. Pagura and A. Tolstogouzo:

Characterization of electrodeposited metal coatings by secondary ion mass spectrometry,

Surface and Coatings Technology, Vol. 200, Iss. 9, Pages 2870-2874 2006

J.Antal and S.Kugler: Vacuum, 35. 583-587 (1985), es Report 1985-01, Institute of Physics,

Univ. of Budapest

1. Benninghoven-A Ruedenauer-FG Werner-HW

SECONDARY ION MASS SPECTROMETRY (J.WILEY AND SONS) p1127 1989

2. Tolstoguzov-AB,:

Monitoring of low-temperature vacuum drying of high-moisture organic substances: Mass-spectrometric

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determination of the composition of vapors and gases evolved in drying of poultry manure,

JOURNAL OF ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY Vol. 51 p606 1996

3. Tolstoguzov-AB:

Determination of trace metals in deep-seated minerals of Yakutia by secondary-ion mass spectrometry,

JOURNAL OF ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY Vol. 53 p68 1998

G.Naray-Szabo, Gy.Kramer, P.Nagy, S.Kugler: J. Comput. Chem. 8. 555-561 (1987)

1. Stedman-NJ Morris-GM Atkinson-PJ:

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THEORETICAL CALCULATIONS IN MOLECULAR PHARMACOLOGY,

JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR GRAPHICS Vol. 5 Iss 4 pp 211-222 1987 (M0573)

2. Alagona-G Ghio-C:

THEORETICAL CALCULATIONS ON THE 1-1 COMPLEXES OF N-AROMATICS WITH WATER,

THEOCHEM-JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR STRUCTURE Vol. 56 Iss MAY pp 219-232 1989 (U6885)

3. Sokalski:

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF QUANTUM CHEMISTRY Vol. 16 pp119- 1989

4. Kaufman:

THEORETICAL BIOCHEMISTRY AND MOLECULAR BIOPHYSICS, VOL.: 2, PROTEINS (EDS.:

BEVERIDGE-D.L, LAVERY-R) ADENINE PRESS, NEW YORK pp153-164 1990

5. J Tomasi G Alagona R Bonaccorsi C Ghio R Cammi

Semiclassical Interpretation of Intramolecular Interactions

In: Z B Maksic: Molecular Spectroscopy, Electronic Structure and Intramolecular Interactions.

(Theoretical Models of Chemical Bonding (Part 3)) Springer-Verlag Berlin, 1991. pp. 545-614 ISBN:

3-540-52252-2 1991

6. Laszlo-I:

EMBEDDING BY PSEUDOATOMS, AND THE TOPOLOGICALLY DETERMINED ONE-

ELECTRONIC ENERGY-LEVELS,

JOURNAL OF MATHEMATICAL CHEMISTRY Vol. 10 pp303-311 1992

7. Hierse-W, Stechel-EB:

Robust localized-orbital transferability using the Harris functional,

PHYSICAL REVIEW B-CONDENSED MATTER Vol. 54 Iss 23 pp 16515 1996

8. Janesko BG, Yaron D:

Functional group basis sets,

JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL THEORY AND COMPUTATION Vol.1 (2): 267-278 MAR-APR 2005

S.Kugler and G.Naray-Szabo: J. Non-Cryst. Solids, 97&98 1987

1. Polihronov-JG, Hummel-RE, Cheng-HP:

Optical properties and energetics of oxygenated silicon ring-shaped clusters,

JOURNAL OF LUMINESCENCE Vol. 101 pp55-62 2003

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S.Kugler, P.R.Surjan and G.Naray-Szabo: Phys. Rev. B. 37. 9069-9071 (1988)

1. F. Wooten, D. Weaire

Chapter 15 Structural models of tetrahedrally bonded amorphous materials Original Research Article

Data Handling in Science and Technology, Volume 15, Pages 329-349 1995

2. Elliott-SR:

THE STRUCTURE OF AMORPHOUS HYDROGENATED SILICON AND ITS ALLOYS - A

REVIEW,

ADVANCES IN PHYSICS Vol. 38 Iss 1 pp 1-88 1989 (U3326)

3. Allavena-M Seiti-K Kassab-E Ferenczy-G Angyan-JG:

QUANTUM-CHEMICAL MODEL-CALCULATIONS ON THE ACIDIC SITE OF ZEOLITES

INCLUDING MADELUNG-POTENTIAL EFFECTS,

CHEMICAL PHYSICS LETTERS Vol. 168 Iss 5 pp 461-467 1990 (DE492)

4. Wejchert-J Weaire-D Wooten-F:

TOPOLOGICAL DISORDER IN SILLIUM - A STATISTICAL APPROACH,

JOURNAL OF NON-CRYSTALLINE SOLIDS Vol. 122 Iss 3 pp 241-261 1990 (DW518)

5. Laszlo-I:

EMBEDDING BY PSEUDOATOMS, AND THE TOPOLOGICALLY DETERMINED ONE-

ELECTRONIC ENERGY-LEVELS,

JOURNAL OF MATHEMATICAL CHEMISTRY Vol. 10 pp303-311 1992

6. Kadas-K, Ferenczy-Gy.G:

Electronic structure of doped fourfold coordinated amorphous semiconductors. Midgap states in

amorphous carbon,

JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR STRUCTURE-THEOCHEM Vol. 463 pp175-180 1999

7. Singh-J and Shimakawa-K:

Advances in Amorphous Semiconductors, p35. Ed. D.D. Sarma, G. Kotliar and Y.Tokura Taylor &

Francis 2003

8. H. Oheda:

Photoinduced structural instability around the Si-H bond in undoped hydrogenated amorphous silicon,

PHYSICAL REVIEW B-CONDENSED MATTER Vol. 68 085206 2003

9. K. Morigaki: Amorphous Semiconductors

in Handbook of Electronic and Photonic Materials, Ed: S.Kasap and P. Capper, Springer 2006 p578

S.Kugler and I.Laszlo: Phys. Rev. B. 39. 3882-3884 (1989)

1. Varga-I Pipek-J:

LOCALIZATION PROPERTIES OF THE NONBONDING PI-STATES AT THE FERMI LEVEL IN

AMORPHOUS-CARBON,

PHYSICAL REVIEW B-CONDENSED MATTER Vol. 42 Iss 8 pp 5335-5338 1990 (DZ454)

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2. Robertson-J:

HARD AMORPHOUS (DIAMOND-LIKE) CARBONS,

PROGRESS IN SOLID STATE CHEMISTRY 21, 199-333, (1991)

3. Trinajstic-N:

Chemical Graph Theory, Mathematical Chemistry Series (Ed:D.J. Klein and M.Randic) CNC Press 1992

p120.

4. Guang-Hoan Kin, Jai-Hyung Lee, Joan-Sung Chay:

PHOTOLUMINESCENCE FATIGUE IN AMORPHOUS-CARBON (AC) FILMS PREPARED BY DC

MAGNETRON SPUTTERING,

SOLID STATE COMM. Vol. 89 pp529-533 1994

5. Naray-Szabo. G.

MAGYAR KEMIAI FOLYOIRAT Vol. 100 pp193-202 1994

6. SCHELZ S, KANIA P, FRAUENHEIM T, STEPHAN U, OELHAFEN P:

INVESTIGATION ABOUT THE INCORPORATION OF HYDROGEN INTO AMORPHOUS-

CARBON,

JOURNAL OF VACUUM SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY A-VACUUM SURFACES AND FILMS Vol.12

(5): pp2820-2824 1994



amorphous carbon,


8. Braun-T,

Szenszferak zeneje, Fullerenkemiai kalandozasok, AKADEMIAI KIADO, 2000.

9. Collado JRA

On the diagonalization of hermitian matrices, and its use to calculate the Huckel electronic structure of

large carbon nanotubes

JOURNAL OF THEORETICAL and COMPUTATIONAL CHEMISTRY Vol. 6 (3): 477-485 SEP 2007

S.Kugler, G. Molnar, G. Peto, E. Zsoldos, L. Rosta, A Menelle, and R. Bellissent: Phys. Rev.

B. 40. 8030-8032 (1989)

1. Weissmuller-J:

REDUCED SHORT-RANGE ORDER IN AMORPHOUS-SILICON GOLD-ALLOYS,

JOURNAL OF NON-CRYST. SOLIDS Vol. 142 pp70-80 1992

2. Gereben-O and Pusztai-L:

STRUCTURE OF AMORPHOUS-SEMICONDUCTORS - REVERSE MONTE-CARLO STUDIES ON

A-C, A-SI, AND A-GE,

PHYSICAL REVIEW B-CONDENSED MATTER Vol. 50 pp14136 1994

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3. Toth-G and Naray-Szabo-G:

NOVEL SEMIEMPIRICAL METHOD FOR QUANTUM MONTE-CARLO SIMULATION -

APPLICATION TO AMORPHOUS-SILICON,

JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS Vol. 100 Iss 5 pp3742-3746 1994

4. Pusztai-L

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Rendezetlenseg kondenzalt fazisokban

A kemia ujabb eredmenyei, Akademiai Kiado, Bp. Vol. 80 pp100-222 1995

6. Motooka-T:

Atomistic simulations of amorphization processes in ion-implanted Si: Roles of defects during

amorphization, relaxation, and crystallization,

THIN SOLID FILMS Vol. 272 p235 1996

7. Motooka-T, Harada-S and Ishimaru-M:

Homogeneous amorphization in high-energy ion implanted Si,

PHYSYCAL REVIEW LETTERS Vol. 78 Iss 15 pp2980-2983 1997

8. Ishimura-M, Harada-S, and Motooka-T:

Transmission electron microscopy studies of crystal-to-amorphous transition in ion implanted silicon,

JOURNAL APPLIED PHYSICS Vol. 81 p1126 1997

9. Ishimaru-M, Munetoh-Sh and Motooka-T:

Generation of amorphous silicon structures by rapid quenching: A molecular-dynamics study,

PHYSYCAL REVIEW B Vol. 56 p15133 1997

10. Justo JF, Bazant MZ, Kaxiras E, Bulatov VV, Yip S:

Interatomic potential for silicon defects and disordered phases,


11. Bernstein-N, Aziz-MJ, and Kaxiras-E:

Amorphous-crystal interface in silicon: A tight-binding simulation,


12. Salditt T, Metzger TH, Peisl J, Feidenhans’l R.:

Elastic scattering under simultaneous excitation of x-ray standing waves in multilayers,

J. APPLIED PHYS. Vol. 83 p5179 1998

13. Motooka-T:

The role of defects during amorphization and crystallization processes in ion implanted Si,

MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING A Vol. 253 p42 1998

14. Bernstein-N, Aziz-MJ, and Kaxiras-E:

Atomistic features of the amorphouscrystal interface in silicon Journal of Computer-Aided Materials

Design, Vol. 5 pp5560, 1998.

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15. K. Laaziri, S. Kycia, S. Roorda, M. Chicoine, J. L. Robertson, J. Wang, and S. C. Moss,

High-energy x-ray diffraction study of pure amorphous silicon,

PHYS REV B Vol. 60 pp13520-13533 1999

16. Beardmore KM, Gronbech-Jensen N:

Direct simulation of ion-beam-induced stressing and amorphization of silicon,

PHYS REV B Vol. 60: pp12610-12616 1999

17. Keith M. Beardmore and Niels Gronbech-Jensen

Direct Simulation of Beam Induced Stressing and Amorphization of Silicon

Process Physics and Modeling in Semiconductor Technology, Electrochemical Society Proceedings (Ed.

C.S Murthy, G.R. Srinivasan and S.T. Dunham) Vol. 99-2 pp96-1o5 1999

18. Herrero-C.P.:

Quantum atomic dynamics in amorphous silicon; a path-integral Monte Carlo simulation,

J. PHYS.: CONDENS. MATTER Vol. 12 p265 2000

19. Vink-R.L.C, Barkema G.T, van der Weg-W.F, Mousseau-N:

Fitting the Stillinger-Weber potential to amorphous silicon,

J. NON-CRYST. SOLIDS Vl. 282 p248 2001

20. Ishimaru-M:

Molecular-dynamics study on atomistic structures of amorphous silicon,

J. PHYS: CONDENS. MATTER Vol. 13 pp4181-4189 2001

21. Burlakov VM, Briggs GAD, Sutton AP, Tsukahara Y:

Monte Carlo simulation of growth of porous SiOx by vapor deposition,

PHYSYCAL REVIEW LETTERS Vol. 86 Iss 14 pp3052-3055 2001

22. Ishimaru-M:

Comment on ”Molecular-dynamics simulations of solid-phase epitaxy of Si: Growth mechanisms”,

PHYS REV B Vol. 63: pp237401 2001

23. Vallandares-AA, Alvarez-FA, Liu-Z, Sticht-J, Harris-J:

Ab initio studies of the atomic and electronic structure of pure and hydrogenated a-Si,

EUR. PHYS. J. B Vol. 22 pp443-453 2001

24. Yamasaki-I, Takeda-S, Tsuda-K:

Elemental process of amorphization induced by electron irradiation in Si,

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11. M. Rusop, S. M. Mominuzzaman,T. Soga, T. Jimbo and M. Umeno,

Temperature Dependence and Photoconductivity Characteristics of Pulsed Laser Deposited Amorphous

Carbon Nitride Films for Solar Cell Applications,

Asian J. Energy Environ., Vol. 5, Issue 4, pp309-325 2004

12. Rusop, M., Adachi, M., Soga, T., Jimbo, T.:

Characteristics of phosphorus-doped amorphous carbon films grown by R. F. plasma-enhanced CVD with

a novel phosphorus solid target,


13. Rusop, M., Soga, T., Jimbo, T., Umeno, M.:

Bonding properties and temperature dependence characteristic of amorphous carbon nitride thin films

prepared by pulsed laser deposition for solar cell applications,

Modern Physics Letters B, Vol. 19 3, Pages 99-112. 2005

14. Rusop, M., Tian, X.M., Mominuzzaman, S.M., Soga, T., Jimbo, T., Umeno, M.:

Photoelectrical properties of pulsed laser deposited boron doped p-carbon/n-silicon and phosphorus doped

n-carbon/p-silicon heterojunction solar cells,

Solar Energy, Vol. 78 3, Pages 406-415. 2005

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15. Rusop, M., Mominuzzaman, S.M., Soga, T., Jimbo, T., Umeno, M.:

Nitrogen doped n-type amorphous carbon films obtained by pulsed laser deposition with a natural

camphor source target for solar cell applications,

Journal of Physics Condensed Matter, Vol. 17 12, Pages 1929-1946. 2005


The physical properties of XeCl excimer pulsed laser deposited n-C:P/p-Si photovoltaic solar cells,



Photoelectrical properties of p-type and n-type electrical conductivity amorphous carbon thin films for

application in economical carbon-based solar cells,



Structural, bonding and physical characteristics of phosphorus-doped hydrogenated amorphous carbon

films grown by plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition,

Thin Solid Films, Vol. 482 1-2, Pages 280-286. 2005

19. Rusop M, Ebisu H, Adachi M, Soga T, Jimbo T:

Physical and Microstructural Properties of Radio-Frequency Plasma-Enhanced Chemical Vapor

Deposition Grown n-Type Phosphorus Doped Amorphous Carbon Films on the Contribution to Carbon-

Based Solar Cells,

JAPANESE JOURNAL OF APPLIED PHYSICS, Vol. 44 (8): 6124-6130 AUG 2005

20. Rusop, M., Soga, T., Jimbo, T., Umeno, M., Sharon, M.:

Electronic doping of amorphous carbon thin films,


21. Adhikari S, Ghimire DC, Aryal HR, Adhikary S, Uchida H, Umeno M:

Boron-doped hydrogenated amorphous carbon films grown by surface-wave mode microwave plasma

chemical vapor deposition

DIAMOND AND RELATED MATERIALS Vol. 15 (11-12): 1909-1912 Sp. Iss. SI NOV-DEC 2006

22. Mominuzzaman SM, Alam M, Soga T, Jimbo, T.

Rearrangements of sp(2)/sp(3) hybridized bonding with phosphorus incorporation in pulsed laser

deposited semiconducting carbon films by X-ray photoelectron spectroscopic analysis

DIAMOND AND RELATED MATERIALS Vol. 15 (11-12): 1795-1798 Sp. Iss. SI NOV-DEC 2006


Properties of an n-C:P/p-Si carbon-based photovoltaic cell grown by radio frequency plasma-enhanced

chemical vapor deposition at room temperature,

Solar Energy Materials and Solar Cells, Vol.90 3, Pages 291-300. 2006

24. Rusop, M., Mominuzzaman, S.M., Soga, T., Jimbo, T., Umeno, M.

Photovoltaic properties of n-C:P/p-Si cells deposited by XeCl eximer laser using graphite target,

Solar Energy Materials and Solar Cells Vol.90 (18-19), pp. 3205-3213 (2006)

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CVD,

Solar Energy Materials and Solar Cells Vol. 90 (18-19), pp. 3214-3222 2006

26. Han, J.C., Liu, A.P., Zhu, J.Q., Tan, M.L., Wu, H.P.

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carbon films

Applied Physics A: Materials Science and Processing Vol. 88 (2), pp. 341-345 (2007)

27. Wan SH, Hu HY, Chen G, and Zhang JY.:

Synthesis and characterization of high voltage electrodeposited phosphorus doped DLC films

ELECTROCHEMISTRY COMMUNICATIONS Vol. 10 Iss.3 pp461-465 (2008)

28. Rasin AT, Mominuzzarnan SM:

7th International Conference on System Simulation and Scientific Computing, 2008 Beijing,

Comparison of Photoresponse Characteristics between Nitrogen and Phosphorous Doped n-C/p-Si

Heterostructure PROCEEDINGS OF ICECE 2008, Vols. 1-2 pp842-845 2008

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Francis 2003

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1. Cooper-NC, Fagan-MS, Goringe-CM, Marks-N, McKenzie-DR:

Surface structure and sputtering in amorphous carbon thin films: A tight-binding study of film

deposition,


2. Marks, N.:

Modelling diamond-like carbon with the environment-dependent interaction potential,

Journal of Physics Condensed Matter, 14 11, Pages 2901-2927. 2002

3. Robertson, J.:

Diamond-like amorphous carbon,

Materials Science and Engineering: R: Reports, Vol.37 4-6. pp129-281 2002



Francis 2003

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The effects of film structure and surface hydrogen on the properties of amorphous carbon films,

Journal of Physical Chemistry B, 107 40, Pages 11082-11090. 2003

6. Seung-Hyeob Lee, Seung-Cheol Lee, Kyu-Hwan Lee, and Kwang-Ryeol Lee

Investigation of Amorphous Carbon Film Deposition by Molecular Dynamic Simulation

Journal of the Korean Vacuum Society Vol. 12 No.1 pp25-34 2003

7. Romero, C., Mata, Z., Lozano, M., Barrn, H., Valladares, R.M., Alvarez, F., Valladares, A.A.

Amorphizing non-cubic structures of carbon. The case of rhombohedral and hexagonal crystalline

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Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids, 338-340 1 SPEC. ISS Vol. 338-40 pp513-516 2004

8. Lee SH, Lee CS, Lee SC, Lee KH, Lee KR

Structural properties of amorphous carbon films by molecular dynamics simulation

SURF COAT TECH Vol. 177-178 pp812-817 2004

9. Neyts, E., Bogaerts, A., Gijbels, R., Benedikt, J., Van De Sanden, M.C.M.

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Diamond and Related Materials, Vol. 13 10, Pages 1873-1881. 2004

10. Marks, N.A.

Thin film deposition of tetrahedral amorphous carbon: A molecular dynamics study,

Diamond and Related Materials, 14 8, Pages 1223-1231. 2005

11. Mason DR

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COMPUTER PHYSICS COMMUNICATIONS Vol.170 (1): 31-41 JUL 15 2005

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PHYSICAL REVIEW E Vol.81 Iss4 Part 1 041602 2010

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Journal of Physical Chemistry C Vol. 114. pp5321-5330 2010

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Phys. Rev. B Vol. 73, 024206 2006

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Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Cat-CVD (How-Wire CVD) Process, Denver,

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Diamond and Related Materials Vol. 14, 10, October 2005, pp1688-1694

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PHYSICAL REVIEW B Vol:78 Iss:15 155435 (2008)

K. Kadas, S. Kugler J. Optoelectronics and Adv. Mat. 4 (3): 455-460 (2002)

1. Sava F:

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J. OPTOELECTRONICS AND ADVANCED MATERIALS Vol. 5 pp1075-1080 2003

2. Nikitina E, Barthel H, Heinemann M

Electron Transfer in Electrical Tribocharging Using a Quantum Chemical Approach

JOURNAL OF IMAGING SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Vol.53 4 JUL-AUG 2009

S. Kugler, K. Kohary , K. Kadas and L. Pusztai: Solid State Comm. Vol. 127 pp305-309 2003


Development of structural analysis method based on reverse Monte Carlo simulation

and its application to catalytic chemical vapor deposition hydrogenated amorphous silicon, Japanese

Journal of Applied Physics, Part A Vol. 43, pp.6873-6879 2004



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3. Gergely Toth and Andras Baranyai

On the theoretical aspects of inverse methods: reverse Monte Carlo simulation or potential

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JOURNAL OF PHYSICS-CONDENSED MATTER Vol.17 No.5 S159-S166 2005

4. Ariel A. Valladares and Fernando lvarez-Ramrez,

Bonding in amorphous carbon-nitrogen alloys: A first principles study,

Phys. Rev. B Vol. 73, 024206 2006





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8. Ukpong AM, Harting M, Britton DT

Theoretical study of strain fields and local order in hydrogenated amorphous silicon

PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE LETTERS Vol:88 Iss:4 pp293-302 (2008)

9. Ukpong AM,

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MOLECULAR SIMULATION Vol: 35 Iss: 5 p395 2009

10. Akola J, Jones RO, Kohara S, Kimura, S, Kobayashi K, Takata M, Matsunaga T, Kojima R, and Yamada

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PHYSICAL REVIEW B Vol. 80, 020201, 2009

11. Ukpong AM


amorphous silicon


K. Kohary and S.Kugler, Molecular Simulation Vol. 30 pp17-22 2004

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APPLIED PHYSICS LETTERS Vol.94 5 FEB 2 2009

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J, Hegedus, K. Kohary and S.Kugler, J. Non-Cryst. Solids Vol. 338-340 pp283-286 2004

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1. J. C. Mauro and A. K. Varshneya:

Model interaction potentials for selenium from ab initio molecular simulations,

PHYSYCAL REVIEW B Vol. 71, 214105 2005

2. J. C. Mauro and A. K. Varshneya:

Monte Carlo simulation of SexTe1-x glass structure with ab initio potentials,

PHYSYCAL REVIEW B Vol. 72, 024212 2005

3. John C. Mauro and Roger J. Loucks

Selenium glass transition: A model based on the enthalpy landscape approach and nonequilibrium

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Phys. Rev. B Vol.76, 174202 (2007)

4. Oligschleger C, Facius C, Kutz H, Langen C, Thumm M, von Bruehl S, Wang S, Weber L, Zischler J:

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JOURNAL OF PHYSICS-CONDENSED MATTER Vol.: 21, 405402, 2009

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Structural properties of amorphous selenium: An ab initio molecular-dynamics simulation

Computational Materials Science Vol.47 pp934939 (2010)

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K. Shimakawa, Y. Ikeda, S. Kugler: Fundamental optoelectronic processes in amorphous

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JOURNAL OF OPTOELECTRONICS AND ADVANCED MATERIALS Vol. 9, No. 7, pp1949-1964

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3. Safa Kasap, Kirill (Cyril) Koughia, Gokulakrishnan Soundararajan, and Mikhail G. Brik

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IEEE JOURNAL OF SELECTED TOPICS IN QUANTUM ELECTRONICS, VOL. 14, NO. 5,

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Journal of Optoelectronics and Advanced Materials, Vol. 7 (4), pp1801-1806 2005

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4. Popescu, M., Leonovici, M.

Paracrystallinity or randomness: A challenge for non-crystalline structure,

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6. Singh J, Tanaka K

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JOURNAL OF MATERIALS SCIENCE-MATERIALS IN ELECTRONICS 18: S423-S428 Suppl. 1 OCT

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7. M. POPESCU, F. SAVA, K. SHIMAKAWA, Y. IKEDA, V. BABIN;

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Angstrom-science, angstrom-technology, angstrom-devices: A new challenge

JOURNAL OF OPTOELECTRONICS AND ADVANCED MATERIALS Vol.8 (2): 755-768 2006

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Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids Volume 353, pp1865-1869 (2007)

5. K. Shimakawa:

Photon effects in chalcogenide glasses


6. M. POPESCU, F. SAVA, K. SHIMAKAWA, Y. IKEDA, V. BABIN;

Thickness oscillation effect in photoexpansion and photocontraction of amorphous selenium,


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3. Qiang Sun, Annabella Selloni, T. H. Myers, and W. Alan Doolittle

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Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids Vol.353 (13-15 SPEC. ISS.), pp. 1470-1473 2007

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Photo-structural changes in chalcogenide glasses during illumination

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8. Kaifeng Yang Qiliang Cui, Yuanyuan Hou, Bingbing Liu, Qiang Zhou, Jingzhu Hu, Ho-Kwang Mao and

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10. K. Sedeek, A. Adam, M.R. Balboul, L.A. Wahab and N. Makram;

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MATERIALS RESEARCH BULLETIN Vol: 43 Iss: 6 pp1355-1362 2008

11. Lukacs R, Baranovskii SD, Thomas P, Gebhard F.;

To the kinetics of photoinduced volume changes in chalcogenide glasses

JOURNAL OF APPLIED PHYSICS Vol: 103 Article No: 093541 2008

12. M. Shiplyak, A. Kikineshi, D. Beke, K. Sangunni,

Amorphous Chalcogenide Nanomultilayers for Photonics

PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY OF SOLID STATE, Ukraine Vol. 9, No 1 pp198-201 2008

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