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Molecular cogwheels as the functional parts of the desired nano-machines are with the definite geometrical shape and the nite spatial size. If modeled as the one-dimensional, propeller-shaped rigid rotators, their dynamical behavior exhibits dependence on the spatial size in regard of the role of quantum decoherence, the possible accumulation of the quantum-mechanical contributions as well as on devising the optimal scenarios for utilizing the relative stability of rotation.
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Emphasizes the role of geometry (shape and size) for the realistic nano-devices.
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This page is a summary of: Dynamical stability of the one-dimensional rigid Brownian rotator: The role of the rotator's spatial size and shape, Journal of Physics Condensed Matter, March 2018, Institute of Physics Publishing,
DOI: 10.1088/1361-648x/aab9ef.
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