A Handbook On Nanophysics

Nanophysics, an essential elements of Nanotechnology, is an interdiscipinary effort involving physicists, engineers and chemists. It is underway to develop new methods of manipulating and characterizing nanoscale structures for use in future integrated circuits, sensors and other nano-devices. Nanophysics issues of current interest for scientists include quantum dots and magnetic nanoparticles. The present handbook introduces the reader to Nanophysics and the related concepts in a manner that is easily accessible to them.
About Author :
John D. Miller is a German Nanaphysicist who has notable contribution to this notable science over past one and half decades. Miller, essentially a specialist in particle science has diversified and collaborated in many projects relating to Biological switches. His most recent foray has been in making Bioswitches from Spinach Chlorophyll.
Contents :
Nanotechnology and Nanophysics The Basics of Buckyballs Nanoparticle Physics Nanoparticle Quantum Dot Quantum Wire, Quantum Well and SET Scanning Tunneling Microscope Atomic Scale Carbon Nanotubes Molecular Motors Soft Condensed Matter