Publications of Jörg Meyer

Journal Article (8)

2012
Journal Article
I. Goikoetxea, J. Beltrán, J. Meyer, J.I. Juaristi, M. Alducin and K. Reuter: Non-adiabatic effects during the dissociative adsorption of O2 at Ag(111)? A first-principles divide and conquer study. New Journal of Physics 14 (1), 013050 (2012).
2011
Journal Article
J. Meyer and K. Reuter: Electron–hole pairs during the adsorption dynamics of O2 on Pd(100): exciting or not? New Journal of Physics 13, 085010 (2011).
2010
Journal Article
E.R. McNellis, G. Mercurio, S. Hagen, F. Leyssner, J. Meyer, S. Soubatch, M. Wolf, K. Reuter, P. Tegeder and F.S. Tautz: Bulky spacer groups – A valid strategy to control the coupling of functional molecules to surfaces? Chemical Physics Letters 499 (4-6), 247–249 (2010).
Journal Article
E.R. McNellis, C. Bronner, J. Meyer, M. Weinelt, P. Tegeder and K. Reuter: Azobenzene versus 3,3,5,5-tetra-tert-butyl-azobenzene (TBA) at Au(111): characterizing the role of spacer groups. Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics 12, 6404–6412 (2010).
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G. Mercurio, E.R. McNellis, I. Martin, S. Hagen, F. Leyssner, S. Soubatch, J. Meyer, M. Wolf, P. Tegeder, F.S. Tautz and K. Reuter: Structure and energetics of azobenzene at Ag(111): Benchmarking semiempirical dispersion correction approaches. Physical Review Letters 104 (03), 036102 (2010).
2009
Journal Article
E.R. McNellis, J. Meyer and K. Reuter: Azobenzene at coinage metal surfaces: Role of dispersive van der Waals interactions. Physical Review B 80 (20), 205414 (2009).
Journal Article
E. McNellis, J. Meyer, A.D. Baghi and K. Reuter: Stabilizing a molecular switch at solid surfaces: A density functional theory study of azobenzene at Cu(111), Ag(111), and Au(111). Physical Review B 80 (3), 035414–1-035414–10 (2009).
2008
Journal Article
T. Bredow, C. Tegenkamp, H. Pfnür, J. Meyer, V.V. Maslyuk and I. Mertig: Ferrocene-1,1'-dithiol as molecular wire between Ag electrodes: The role of surface defects. The Journal of Chemical Physics 128 (6), 064704 (2008).

Thesis - PhD (1)

2012
Thesis - PhD
J. Meyer: Ab initio modeling of energy dissipation during chemical reactions at transition metal surfaces. Freie Universität Berlin Berlin
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