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Formation of Single Cu Atomic Chain in Nitrogen Atmosphere
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Electron Transport Properties of Au, Ag, and Cu Atomic Contacts in a Hydrogen Environment
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Formation of Co Atomic Wire in Hydrogen Atmosphere
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Quantized conductance through individual rows of suspended gold atoms
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Spin polarized I - V characteristics and shot noise of Pt atomic wires
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