Atomistic Theory of Mesoscopic Pattern Formation Induced by Bimolecular Surface Reactions between Oppositely Charged Molecules

Guntars Zvejnieks; Vladimirs Kuzovkovs; Jevgenijs Kotomins

Atomistic Theory of Mesoscopic Pattern Formation Induced by Bimolecular Surface Reactions between Oppositely Charged Molecules

Institute of Solid State Physics, University of Latvia

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Meeting abstract › Research › peer-review

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Functional materials and nanotechnologies 2012 : International conference, Institute of Solid State Physics, University of Latvia, April 17-20 : conference program [and] book of abstracts
Place of Publication	Riga
Publisher	Institute of Solid State Physics
Publication status	Published - 2012

OECD Field of Science

1.3 Physical Sciences

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Zvejnieks, G., Kuzovkovs, V., & Kotomins, J. (2012). Atomistic Theory of Mesoscopic Pattern Formation Induced by Bimolecular Surface Reactions between Oppositely Charged Molecules. In Functional materials and nanotechnologies 2012 : International conference, Institute of Solid State Physics, University of Latvia, April 17-20 : conference program [and] book of abstracts Institute of Solid State Physics.

Zvejnieks, Guntars ; Kuzovkovs, Vladimirs ; Kotomins, Jevgenijs. / Atomistic Theory of Mesoscopic Pattern Formation Induced by Bimolecular Surface Reactions between Oppositely Charged Molecules. Functional materials and nanotechnologies 2012 : International conference, Institute of Solid State Physics, University of Latvia, April 17-20 : conference program [and] book of abstracts. Riga : Institute of Solid State Physics, 2012.

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Zvejnieks, G , Kuzovkovs, V & Kotomins, J 2012, Atomistic Theory of Mesoscopic Pattern Formation Induced by Bimolecular Surface Reactions between Oppositely Charged Molecules. in Functional materials and nanotechnologies 2012 : International conference, Institute of Solid State Physics, University of Latvia, April 17-20 : conference program [and] book of abstracts. Institute of Solid State Physics, Riga.

Atomistic Theory of Mesoscopic Pattern Formation Induced by Bimolecular Surface Reactions between Oppositely Charged Molecules. / Zvejnieks, Guntars ; Kuzovkovs, Vladimirs ; Kotomins, Jevgenijs.
Functional materials and nanotechnologies 2012 : International conference, Institute of Solid State Physics, University of Latvia, April 17-20 : conference program [and] book of abstracts. Riga: Institute of Solid State Physics, 2012.

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Meeting abstract › Research › peer-review

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Zvejnieks G , Kuzovkovs V , Kotomins J. Atomistic Theory of Mesoscopic Pattern Formation Induced by Bimolecular Surface Reactions between Oppositely Charged Molecules. In Functional materials and nanotechnologies 2012 : International conference, Institute of Solid State Physics, University of Latvia, April 17-20 : conference program [and] book of abstracts. Riga: Institute of Solid State Physics. 2012