Graphene books referenceGraphene: Synthesis and ApplicationsGraphene: Synthesis and Applications reviews the advancement and future directions of graphene research in the areas of synthesis and properties, and explores applications, such as electronics, heat dissipation, field emission, sensors, composites, and energy.
Cyclotron resonance in grapheneA paperback book discussing Cyclotron resonance in graphene. It was released in September 2011 and written by Erik Alfred Henriksen. Amazon link:
A single layer of graphene formation on silicon oxide surfaceThis short (58 pages) book discusses the simulation and analysis of graphene formation on silicon surface. It was released in September 2011 and was written by Heesung Choi.
Directing Carbon Nanotubes and GrapheneThe Directing Carbon Nanotubes and Graphene book discusses fundementals and parallel device integration using dielectrophoresis.
Graphene: a rising starGraphene: a rising star is a new book by Jilin Xia discussing charge transport and quantum capacitance of Graphene.
Carbon Nanotube and Graphene Device PhysicsExplaining the properties and performance of practical nanotube devices and related applications, this is the first introductory textbook on the subject. All the fundamental concepts are introduced, so that readers without an advanced scientific background can follow all the major ideas and results. Additional topics covered include nanotube transistors and interconnects, and the basic physics of graphene. Problem sets at the end of every chapter allow readers to test their knowledge of the material covered and gain a greater understanding of the analytical skill sets developed in the text. This is an ideal textbook for senior undergraduate and graduate students taking courses in semiconductor device physics and nanoelectronics. It is also a perfect self-study guide for professional device engineers and researchers. Amazon link:
Raman Spectroscopy in Graphene Related SystemsRecent work has shown that Raman spectroscopy has potential to become one of the most important tools for nanoscience and nanometrology, i.e. for standardization and industrial quality of goods based on nanoscience. However, Raman spectroscopy is perceived as being too complicated for a non-specialist. This book is aimed to be a pedagogic reference to educate the community on how they can use Raman spectroscopy to study and characterize nanostructured materials. It will drive students, researchers and engineers towards the development of future research and applications of new forms of carbon as well as the use of Raman spectroscopy for nanometrology of carbon nanotubes, nanographite and graphene. Amazon link:
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