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Journal Club Theme of March 2009: Mechanics Issues in Nanocapacitors and Ramifications for Energy Storage 
iMechanica | by Pradeep Sharma | Fri, Feb 27
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1] M. Stengel, and N. A. Spaldin, "Origin of the dielectric dead layer in nanoscale capacitors", Nature 443, 679 (2006).
2] K. M. Rabe, "Nanoelectronics: New life for the 'dead layer'", Nature Nanotechnology 1, 171-172 (2006).
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