Oymak, Hüseyin

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huseyin.oymak@atilim.edu.tr
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Electrical-Electronics Engineering
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2.33

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International Journal of Modern Physics B1
International Journal of Modern Physics C1
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    Binary Alloy Clusters: Structures and Electronic Properties
    (Amer Scientific Publishers, 2014) Pekoez, Rengin; Oymak, Hueseyin; Erkoc, Akir
    Synthesis, characterization, physics, and chemistry of nanoclusters have been the focus of intense attention for the last two decades. Also, their unique statues that they are between molecule and bulk material is the central reason for the theoretical researcher to understand the transition from atom to cluster/molecule and then to solid state. In this review we restrict ourselves to the recent advances in the structural and electronic properties of binary alloy clusters. This type of clusters is particularly of importance thanks to their very availability for being tuned, by changing their sizes, according to any special needs. A brief summary of the classification of clusters as well as the experimental techniques and theoretical methods to study them, and the possible applications of alloy clusters are given in the introduction part. Several binary alloy cluster types, including semiconductor, alkali and transition metal, oxide, and ionic binary alloy clusters, are widely reviewed considering extensively the most recent articles.
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    Group 12 Elements and Their Small Clusters: Electric Dipole Polarizability of Zn, Cd and Hg, Zn2 Dimer and Higher Znn< Microclusters and Neutral, Cationic and Anionic Zinc Oxide Molecules (zno, Zno+ and Zno-)
    (World Scientific Publ Co Pte Ltd, 2012) Oymak, Huseyin; Erkoc, Sakir
    This review is in general about group 12 elements and their small microclusters. In this part, after presenting an extensive literature survey of the electric dipole polarizability studies of the Zn, Cd and Hg atoms, we specifically target zinc-containing small clusters, beginning with the Zn-2 dimer, the Zn-3 trimer, higher Zn-n clusters and the neutral, cationic and anionic zinc oxide clusters: ZnO, ZnO+ and ZnO-. We tabulated experimental and theoretical results for the spectroscopic constants (dissociation energy D-e or D-0, bond length r(e), fundamental frequency w(e), anharmonicity constant w(e)x(e) and dipole moment mu(e)) of the diatomic clusters and the first and second ionization potentials IP1 and IP2 and electron affinity EA of the species reviewed.