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Anomalous thermal relaxation in carbon nanoclusters

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Savin, Alexander V.
Kivshar, Yuri

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American Institute of Physics

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By employing molecular dynamics simulations, we study thermal relaxation in two types of nanoclusters, a cubelike stack of identical carbon nanotubes and a nanocube of fullereneC60 molecules. We calculate relaxation time and coefficient of thermal conductivity and reveal that the C60nanocluster demonstrates anomalously slow thermal relaxation due to the excitation of long-lived internal localized oscillatory modes. This suggests that such nanoclusters would be the most efficient for photophoretic manipulation of fullerenes.

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Applied Physics Letters

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