Liam Chandler, Oliver J. Barker, Alexander J. Wright, Liam O'Brien, Sam Coates, Ronan McGrath, Ron Lifshitz, Hem Raj Sharma
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Fabricating Quasiperiodic Tilings with Thermal-Scanning Probe Lithography
We outline an approach to fabricate nanoscale artificial quasiperiodic tilings with thermal-scanning probe lithography. Quasiperiodic tilings such as the Ammann-Beenker, Square Fibonacci tiling, and Penrose are fabricated and imaged with thermal-conductance feedback microscopy, followed by electron microscopy. The design implementation, chemical, and physical challenges involved in fabricating such artificial systems using nanolithography are discussed. Additionally, the potential applications of fabricated quasiperiodic tilings are explored.
期刊介绍:
The fledgling State of Israel began to publish its scientific activity in 1951 under the general heading of Bulletin of the Research Council of Israel, which quickly split into sections to accommodate various fields in the growing academic community. In 1963, the Bulletin ceased publication and independent journals were born, with Section A becoming the new Israel Journal of Chemistry.
The Israel Journal of Chemistry is the official journal of the Israel Chemical Society. Effective from Volume 50 (2010) it is published by Wiley-VCH.
The Israel Journal of Chemistry is an international and peer-reviewed publication forum for Special Issues on timely research topics in all fields of chemistry: from biochemistry through organic and inorganic chemistry to polymer, physical and theoretical chemistry, including all interdisciplinary topics. Each topical issue is edited by one or several Guest Editors and primarily contains invited Review articles. Communications and Full Papers may be published occasionally, if they fit with the quality standards of the journal. The publication language is English and the journal is published twelve times a year.