somewhere in time

As metioned before, I calculated quantum transport in alkene and alkyne extended molecules by length dependence. But unluckily there are some errors till yesterday.

So grately, I solved it today.

Recently, gas adsorption of carbon nanotube becomes a inportant issue for both fundamental research and technique application of nanotubes attributed to the dramatical find of sensitivity of oxygen adsorbed of electronic properties by Collins. et al. [Science, 287,1801]. In particular, the effect of gas adsorption on the electronic properties of carbon nanotube have recently received certain attentions both experimental and theoretical. The electronic and transport properties are found to be sensitive gases. Thus, it is possible to construct chemical sensors based on carbon nanotubes or develop nanoelectronics device using carbon nanotubes droped with gas adsorption. For example, SWNT materials exposed in air constitute the p-type part in the p-n junction of nanotube based transistor.

IBM researchers look beyond silicon technology from PhysOrg.com
Scientists at the IBM Zurich Research Laboratory have demonstrated how a single molecule can be switched between two distinct conductive states, which allows it to store data. [...]

In science one try to tell people,

in such a way as to be understood by everyone,

something that no one ever knew before.

But in poetry, it’s the exact opposite.

——Paul Dirac

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花谢了后　连北风都会寂寞　心如潮起潮落　愁已锁住眉头   

 
如果要我将你一生写成一首诗　我不写梦　只写你的手   
青春如酒　醉了把你手紧握　带你看山看河　看我情上心头   
 
以为自己心已尘封　谁知窗外春意浓　依然被情愁惹得眼蒙眬   
守着你是我　不是风　深情已种　一生守候着不会异动