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Characterizing destructive quantum interference in electron transport by Sam-ang, Panu, Reuter, Matthew G

“…Destructive quantum interference in electron transport through molecules provides an unconventional route for suppressing electric current. In this work we…”
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Is Molecular Rectification Caused by Asymmetric Electrode Couplings or by a Molecular Bias Drop? by Zhang, Gaibo, Ratner, Mark A, Reuter, Matthew G

“…We investigate possible causes of molecular rectification in electrode–molecule–electrode junctions. By using a simple model and simulated conductance…”
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Quantitative Interpretations of Break Junction Conductance Histograms in Molecular Electron Transport by Quan, Robert, Pitler, Christopher S, Ratner, Mark A, Reuter, Matthew G

“…We develop theoretical and computational tools for extracting quantitative molecular information from experimental conductance histograms for electron…”
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Carborane-Based Pincers: Synthesis and Structure of SeBSe and SBS Pd(II) Complexes by Spokoyny, Alexander M, Reuter, Matthew G, Stern, Charlotte L, Ratner, Mark A, Seideman, Tamar, Mirkin, Chad A

“…We report the synthesis of several unique, boron-rich pincer complexes derived from m-carborane. The SeBSe and SBS pincer ligands can be synthesized via two…”
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Laser field alignment of organic molecules on semiconductor surfaces: toward ultrafast molecular switches by Reuter, Matthew G, Sukharev, Maxim, Seideman, Tamar

“…An ultrafast, nanoscale molecular switch is proposed, based on extension of the concept of nonadiabatic alignment to surface-adsorbed molecules. The switch…”
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Molecular Conduction through Adlayers: Cooperative Effects Can Help or Hamper Electron Transport by Reuter, Matthew G, Seideman, Tamar, Ratner, Mark A

“…We use a one-electron, tight-binding model of a molecular adlayer sandwiched between two metal electrodes to explore how cooperative effects between molecular…”
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Predicting slow relaxation timescales in open quantum systems by Poulsen, Felipe, Hansen, Thorsten, Reuter, Matthew G.

“…Molecules in open systems may be modeled using so-called reduced descriptions that keep focus on the molecule while including the effects of the environment…”
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Model for Adsorption of Ligands to Colloidal Quantum Dots with Concentration-Dependent Surface Structure by Morris-Cohen, Adam J, Vasilenko, Vladislav, Amin, Victor A, Reuter, Matthew G, Weiss, Emily A

“…A study of the adsorption equilibrium of solution-phase CdS quantum dots (QDs) and acid-derivatized viologen ligands…”
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Signatures of Cooperative Effects and Transport Mechanisms in Conductance Histograms by Reuter, Matthew G, Hersam, Mark C, Seideman, Tamar, Ratner, Mark A

“…We present a computational investigation into the line shapes of peaks in conductance histograms, finding that they possess high information content. In…”
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Probing the surface-to-bulk transition: A closed-form constant-scaling algorithm for computing subsurface Green functions by Reuter, Matthew G., Seideman, Tamar, Ratner, Mark A.

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Laser alignment as a route to ultrafast control of electron transport through junctions by Reuter, Matthew G., Ratner, Mark A., Seideman, Tamar

“…We consider the extension of ultrafast laser alignment schemes to surface-adsorbed molecules, where the laser field coerces the molecule to reorient itself…”
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Understanding and Controlling Crosstalk between Parallel Molecular Wires by Reuter, Matthew G, Solomon, Gemma C, Hansen, Thorsten, Seideman, Tamar, Ratner, Mark A

“…Cooperative effects between molecular wires affect conduction through the wires, and studies have yet to clarify the conditions under which these effects…”
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Solving PDEs in irregular geometries with multiresolution methods I: Embedded Dirichlet boundary conditions by Reuter, Matthew G., Hill, Judith C., Harrison, Robert J.

“…In this work, we develop and analyze a formalism for solving boundary value problems in arbitrarily-shaped domains using the MADNESS (multiresolution adaptive…”
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Molecular Transport Junctions with Semiconductor Electrodes: Analytical Forms for One-Dimensional Self-Energies by Reuter, Matthew G, Hansen, Thorsten, Seideman, Tamar, Ratner, Mark A

“…Analytical self-energies for molecular interfaces with one-dimensional, tight-binding semiconductors are derived, along with analytical solutions to the…”
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Level Alignments and Coupling Strengths in Conductance Histograms: The Information Content of a Single Channel Peak by Williams, Patrick D, Reuter, Matthew G

“…We develop a theory for describing single channel peaks in conductance histograms by applying probability theory to electron transport. This produces…”
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Emergent Properties in Locally Ordered Molecular Materials by Jackson, Nicholas E., Heitzer, Henry M., Savoie, Brett M., Reuter, Matthew G., Marks, Tobin J., Ratner, Mark A.

“…The two classic structural classifications of solid matter, crystalline and amorphous, are quite useful for inorganic solids, from antimony trichloride to zinc…”
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Comment on “A reference-free clustering method for the analysis of molecular break-junction measurements” [Appl. Phys. Lett. 114, 143102 (2019)] by Hoxha, Kevin P., Reuter, Matthew G.

“…We validate the utility of machine learning techniques for distinguishing different break junction configurations. Furthermore, we demonstrate that the…”
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Associating the Invariant Subspaces of a Non-Normal Matrix with Transient Effects in its Matrix Exponential or Matrix Powers by Reuter, Matthew G

“…It is well known that the matrix exponential of a non-normal matrix can exhibit transient growth even when all eigenvalues of the matrix have negative real…”
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Emergent Properties in Locally Ordered Molecular Materials by Jackson, Nicholas E., Heitzer, Henry M., Savoie, Brett M., Reuter, Matthew G., Marks, Tobin J., Ratner, Mark A.

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On Fremdervectors: Vectors Orthogonal to Their Images Under Linear Transformations by Reuter, Matthew G

“…Geometrically, the eigenvectors of a square matrix $\mathbf{A}$ are not rotated by $\mathbf{A}$. Here we consider vectors that are rotated $\pi/2$ by…”
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