Publications of Jörg Behler

Journal Article (7)

2008
Journal Article
J. Behler, K. Reuter and M. Scheffler: Nonadiabatic effects in the dissociation of oxygen molecules at the Al(111) surface. Physical Review B 77 (11), 115421–1-115421–16 (2008).
2007
Journal Article
J. Behler, S. Lorenz and K. Reuter: Representing molecule-surface interactions with symmetry-adapted neural networks. The Journal of Chemical Physics 127 (1), 014705 (2007).
Journal Article
L. Cano-Cortés, A. Dolfen, J. Merino, J. Behler, B. Delley, K. Reuter and E. Koch: Spectral broadening due to the long-range Coulomb interactions in the molecular metal TTF-TCNQ. The European Physical Journal B 56 (3), 173–176 (2007).
Journal Article
J. Behler, B. Delley, K. Reuter and M. Scheffler: Nonadiabatic potential-energy surfaces by constrained density-functional theory. Physical Review B 75 (11), 115409 (2007).
2005
Journal Article
C. Ratsch, A. Fielicke, A. Kirilyuk, J. Behler, G.von Helden, G. Meijer and M. Scheffler: Structure determination of small vanadium clusters by density-functional theory in comparison with experimental far-infrared spectra. The Journal of Chemical Physics 122, 124302–1-124302–15 (2005).
Journal Article
J. Behler, B. Delley, S. Lorenz, K. Reuter and M. Scheffler: Dissociation of O2 at Al(111): The role of spin selection rules. Physical Review Letters 94 (3), 036104 (2005).
2004
Journal Article
A. Fielicke, A. Kirilyuk, C. Ratsch, J. Behler, M. Scheffler, G.von Helden and G. Meijer: Structure Determination of Isolated Metal Clusters via Far-Infrared Spectroscopy. Physical Review Letters 93 (2), 023401 (2004).

Conference Paper (1)

2005
Conference Paper
C. Ratsch, A. Fielicke, J. Behler, M. Scheffler, G.von Helden and G. Meijer: Structure determination of small metal clusters by density-functional theory and comparison with experimental far-infrared spectra. In: Technical Proceedings of the 2005 NSTI Nanotechnology Conference and Trade Show. (Nanotech 2005)., 1–4 (2005).

Thesis - PhD (1)

2004
Thesis - PhD
J. Behler: Dissociation of Oxygen Molecules on the Al(111) Surface. Technische Universität Berlin
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