Influence of chemical bonding on the variability of diamond-like carbon nanoscale adhesion
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Yeau-Ren Jeng | Robert W. Carpick | Judith A. Harrison | J. Schall | R. Carpick | J. Harrison | Y. Jeng | J. David Schall | Rodrigo A. Bernal | Polun Chen | R. Bernal | Polun Chen
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