Transport properties in multilayer adsorption of dimers.
basic_science · Level V
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Abstract
In this paper, we study the transport properties (percolation and conductivity) of a two-dimensional structure created by depositing dimers on a one-dimensional substrate where multilayer deposition is allowed. Specifically, we are interested in studying how the mentioned properties vary as a function of the height of the multilayer. The critical parameters of the percolation transition are calculated using finite-size scaling analysis, obtaining the scaling laws for the probability of percolation and the conductivity of the system. To calculate the electrical conductivity of the multilayer, we use the Frank-Lobb algorithm.