Influence of a nonstationary electric field on an array of weakly interacting carbon nanotubes

Influence of a nonstationary electric field on an array of weakly interacting carbon nanotubes

The influence of a nonstationary electric field on a system of weakly interacting carbon nanotubes is considered. An equation for the current density is derived, which is a spatial second-order operator-difference equation, where the “grid nodes” coincide with the location of graphene atoms. It is s...

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