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Graphene Origami with Highly Tunable Coefficient of Thermal Expansion File File

Ho, Duc Tam , Park, Harold S. , Kim, Sung Youb , Schwingenschlögl, Udo

Article Issue Date2020-07 View11
Intrinsic rippling enhances static non-reciprocity in a graphene metamaterial File

Ho, Duc Tam , Park, Harold S. , Kim, Sung Youb

Article Issue Date2018-01 View7
Multilayer friction and attachment effects on energy dissipation in graphene nanoresonators File

Kim, Sung Youb , Park, Harold S.

Article Issue Date2009-03 View9
Negative In-Plane Poisson's Ratio for Single Layer Black Phosphorus: An Atomistic Simulation Study File

Duc Tam Ho , Viet Hung Ho , Park, Harold S. , Kim, Sung Youb

Article Issue Date2017-12 View3
Negative Thermal Expansion of Ultrathin Metal Nanowires: A Computational Study File

Ho, Duc Tam , Kwon, Soon-Yong , Park, Harold S. , Kim, Sung Youb

Article Issue Date2017-08 View11
On the effective plate thickness of monolayer graphene from flexural wave propagation File

Kim, Sung Youb , Park, Harold S.

Article Issue Date2011-09 View6
On the utility of vacancies and tensile strain-induced quality factor enhancement for mass sensing using graphene monolayers File

Kim, Sung Youb , Park, Harold S.

Article Issue Date2010-03 View9
Utilizing Mechanical Strain to Mitigate the Intrinsic Loss Mechanisms in Oscillating Metal Nanowires File

Kim, Sung Youb , Park, Harold S.

Article Issue Date2008-11 View5
Valley-dependent topologically protected elastic waves using continuous graphene membranes on patterned substrates File

Hong, Jaehyung , Oh, Joo Hwan , Park, Harold S. , Kim, Sung Youb

Article Issue Date2020-04 View13
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