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Publications 2001
- Maicaneanu S.A., Sayle D.C. and Watson G.W.
'Structural characterization of the CeO 2 /YSZ(111) catalytic system
using simulated amorphisation and recrystalisation.'
Journal of Physical Chemistry B, 105, 12481-12489 (2001).
- Read M.S.D., Islam M.S., Watson G.W. and Hancock F.E.
'Surface structures and defect properties of pure and doped La2NiO4'
Journal of Materials Chemistry, 11, 2597-2602 (2001)
- Harris D.J., Watson G.W. and Parker S.C.
'Atomistic simulation studies on the effect of pressure on diffusion at the
MgO 410/[001] tilt grain boundary.'
Physical Review B 64, 134101 (2001)
- Sayle D.C. and Watson G.W.
'The atomistic structures of MgO/SrTiO3 (001) and BaO/SrTiO
3(001) using simulated amorphisation and recrystallisation'
Journal of Physical Chemistry 105, 5506-5514 (2001)
- Watson G.W. and Willock D.J.
'The enumeration of structures for g -alumina based on a defective spinel structure'
Chemical Communications 1076-1077 (2001)
- Watson G.W., Wells R.P.K., Willock D.J. and Hutchings G.J.
'A comparison of the adsorption and diffusion of hydrogen on the {111} surfaces
of Ni, Pd, and Pt from density functional theory calculations'
Journal of Physical Chemistry 105, 4889-4894 (2001)
- Hayes R.A., Watson G.W., Willock D.J. and Edwards H.
'Computer simulation of organosilane-based coating agents'
AIChE Symposium Series 325, 230-233 (2001)
- Maicaneanu S.A., Sayle D.C. and Watson G. W.
'Evolution and atomistic structure of dislocations defects and clusters with
in CeO2/ZrO2 '
Chemical Communications 289-290 (2001).
- Watson G.W., Oliver P.M. and Parker S.C.
'Atomistic simulation of dislocations on the (100) surface of MgO'
Surface Science 474, L185-L190 (2001)
- Watson G.W.
'The structure and electronic structure of SnO'
Journal of Chemical Physics 114, 758-763 (2001).
- Sayle D.C. and Watson G.W.
'Structural exploration of thin-film oxide interfaces via controlled amorphisation
and recrystallisation'
Surface Science 473, 97-107 (2001).
Email: watsong AT tcd.ie
Last updated: Apr 22 2024
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