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Understanding and Controlling Crosstalk between Parallel Molecular Wires

Reuter, Matthew G. ; Solomon, Gemma C. ; Hansen, Thorsten LU ; Seideman, Tamar and Ratner, Mark A. (2011) In The Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters 2(14). p.1667-1671
Abstract
Cooperative effects between molecular wires affect conduction through the wires, and studies have yet to clarify the conditions under which these effects enhance (diminish) conduction. Using a simple but general model, we attribute this crosstalk to the duality of energetic splitting and phase interference between the wires' conduction channels. In most cases, crosstalk increases (decreases) conductance when the Fermi level is far from (close to) an isolated wire's resonance. Finally, we discuss strategies for controlling crosstalk between parallel molecular wires.
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1948-7185
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  series       = {{The Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters}},
  title        = {{Understanding and Controlling Crosstalk between Parallel Molecular Wires}},
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  doi          = {{10.1021/jz200658h}},
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