Electronic transport through Li@C^sub 59^X (X = B or N) molecular junctions

A theoretical study of quantum transport through Li@C^sub 59^X (X = B or N) molecular junction is presented by applying Keldysh nonequilibrium Green's function formalism. The effects of doped atom, size quantization and position of Lithium on electronic transport are considered. By incorporatin...

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