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Electro-vibrational coupling effects on “intrinsic friction” in transition metal dichalcogenides

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Electro-vibrational coupling effects on “intrinsic friction” in transition metal dichalcogenidesOriginalLayering effects on low frequency modes in n-layered MX 2 transition metal dichalcogenides24WSe 2 nanoribbons: new high-performance thermoelectric materials33Vibrational contributions to intrinsic friction in charged transition metal dichalcogenides12Overcoming nanoscale friction barriers in transition metal dichalcogenides18Modeling and simulation in tribology across scales: An overview580TiMoN nano-grains embedded into thin MoS -based amorphous matrix: A novel structure for superhardness and ultra-low wear22Phonon–phonon scattering selection rules and control: an application to nanofriction and thermal transport30Atomic-scale design of friction and energy dissipation32In‐Plane Potential Gradient Induces Low Frictional Energy Dissipation during the Stick‐Slip Sliding on the Surfaces of 2D Materials35Viewpoint: Atomic-Scale Design Protocols toward Energy, Electronic, Catalysis, and Sensing Applications39Control of energy dissipation in sliding low-dimensional materials16Friction under active control in systems with tailored degrees of freedom0On the physicochemical origin of nanoscale friction: the polarizability and electronegativity relationship tailoring nanotribology6Fine control of lattice thermal conductivity in low-dimensional materials15Effect of Noninteracting Intercalants on Layer Exfoliation in Transition-Metal Dichalcogenides5Tribological behaviour of W-S-C coated ceramics in a vacuum environment14Engineering width and directness of the band gap in diamond-based materials: An ab initio investigation towards electron-structure features control12Current perspective towards a general framework to describe and harness friction at the nanoscale15Engineering defect clustering in diamond-based materials for technological applications via quantum mechanical descriptors4

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