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The Smallest Metallic Nanorods Using Physical Vapor Deposition

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arxiv 1212.4072 v1 pith:6NDJ7R7A submitted 2012-12-17 cond-mat.mes-hall

Xiaobin Niu , Stephen P. Stagon , Hanchen Huang , J. Kevin Baldwin , Amit Misra This is my paper
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We first present a theory of the smallest diameter and then use the theory to guide the experimental realization of Cu nanorods of ~20 nm in diameter and Au nanorods of ~10 nm in diameter, the smallest well-separated metallic nanorods ever reported using PVD.

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