Interatomic Force Laws That Evade Dynamic Measurement

Overview

Journal Nat Nanotechnol

Specialty Biotechnology

Date 2018 Dec 8

PMID 30523295

Citations 4

Authors

John E Sader

Barry D Hughes

Ferdinand Huber

Franz J Giessibl

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Abstract

Measurement of the force between two atoms is performed routinely with the atomic force microscope. The shape of this interatomic force law is now found to directly regulate this capability: rapidly varying interatomic force laws, which are common in nature, can corrupt their own measurement.

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