Papers by Ralph Merkle
Ralph Merkle: Computational Nanotechnology
Ralph Merkle and K. Eric Drexler:
Helical Logic
Ralph Merkle: Reversible electronic logic using switches
Ralph Merkle: Two Types
of Mechanical Reversible Logic
Jingping Peng, Robert A. Freitas Jr., Ralph Merkle. In
press. Theoretical Analysis of Diamond Mechanosynthesis,
Part I. Stability of C2 Mediated Growth of Nanocrystalline
diamond C(110) Surface, J. Comp. Theor. Nanosci. 1(March
2004)
David J. Mann, Jingping Peng, Robert A. Freitas Jur., Ralph
Merkle. In press. Thoeretical Analysis of Diamond
Mechanosynthesis. Part II. C2 Mediated Growth of Diamond
C(110) Surface via Si/Ge-Triadamantane Dimer Placement
Tools, J. Comp. Theor. Nanosci. 1(March 2004)
Ralph Merkle and Robert A. Freitas Jr.:
Speeding
the development of molecular nanotechnology
George D. Skidmore, Eric Parker, Matthew Ellis, Neil Sarkar
and Ralph Merkle: Theoretical
analysis of a carbon-carbon dimer placement tool for diamond
mechanosynthesis
Abstract
George D. Skidmore, Eric Parker, Matthew Ellis, Neil Sarkar
and Ralph Merkle Exponential
assembly
IEEE: Nanotechnology:
what will it mean?,IEEE Computer magazine, January 2000, Vol 33 No 1, page
51
Nanotechnology 11 (2000) 89-99: Molecular
building blocks and development strategies for molecular
nanotechnology
Congressional testimony before the House Science Committee,
Subcommittee on Basic Research, Nanotechnology hearings, June 22
1999
Biotechnology
as a route to nanotechnology
Trends
in
Biotechnology, July 1999, Vol 17 No 7, pages 271-274.
Casing an assembler,
Nanotechnology 10 (1999) pages 315-322.
Making
smaller, faster, cheaper computers, Proceedings of the IEEE, Vol. 86 No
11,
November 1998, pages 2384-2386
Whither
nanotechnology? (1998) published in R&D status and trends in
nanoparticles,
nanostructured materials, and nanodevices in the United States, Richard W.
Siegel, Evelyn Hu, and M.C. Roco, pages 156-160.
This is the proceedings
of
a May 1997 workshop cosponsored by ONR, AFOSR, NIST, NASA, NIH and DOE,
and
run by WTEC (World Technology
Evaluation Center).
A proposed
"metabolism" for a hydrocarbon assembler, Nanotechnology 8 (1997) pages
149-162.
Theoretical
studies of reactions on diamond surfaces, by S.P. Walch and R.C. Merkle,
Nanotechnology 9 (1998) pages 285-296.
NASA
applications of molecular nanotechnology, by Al Globus, David Bailey, Jie
Han, Richard Jaffe, Creon Levit, Ralph Merkle, and Deepak Srivastava, The
Journal of the British Interplanetary Society 51 (1998) pages
145-152.
Dynamics of He/C60 flow inside carbon nanotubes, by Robert E Tuzun,
Donald W Noid, Bobby G Sumpter and Ralph C Merkle, Nanotechnology 8 (1997)
pages 112-118.
It's a
small, small, small, small world, MIT Technology Review, Feb/Mar 1997 page
25.
A new family of six degree
of freedom positional devices, Nanotechnology 8 (1997) pages
47-52.
Convergent assembly,
Nanotechnology 8 (1997) pages 18-22.
Binding sites for
use in a simple assembler, Nanotechnology 8 (1997) pages 23-28.
Chemical storage of data, by Charles W. Bauschlicher Jr, Alessandra
Ricca and Ralph C. Merkle, Nanotechnology 8 (1997) pages 1-5.
Helical logic, with
K. Eric Drexler, Nanotechnology 7 (1996) pages 325-339.
Design
considerations for an assembler, Nanotechnology 7 (1996) pages
210-215.
Dynamics of fluid flow inside carbon nanotubes, by R. E. Tuzun, D.W.
Noid, Bobby G. Sumpter and R. C. Merkle, Nanotechnology 7 (1996) pages
241-246.
Self replicating
systems and low cost manufacturing, in: The ultimate limits of fabrication
and measurement, M.E. Welland, J.K. Gimzewski, eds.; Kluwer, Dordrecht,
1994, pages 25-32.
Molecular
manufacturing: adding positional control to chemical synthesis,
Two types of mechanical
reversible logic, Nanotechnology 4 (1993) pages 114-131.
Reversible
electronic logic using
switches(106KB html
text only), or PDF with
illustrations) Nanotechnology 4 (1993) pages 21-40.
A Proof about
Molecular Bearings, Nanotechnology 4 (1993) pages 86-90.
Towards Practical Reversible Logic, by Ralph C. Merkle, in Workshop
on Physics and Computation, PhysComp '92, October, Dallas Texas; IEEE
press
1992.
Self replicating
systems and molecular manufacturing, Journal of the British Interplanetary
Society, 45 (1992) pages 407-413.
Theoretical studies of
a hydrogen abstraction tool for nanotechnology, by
Charles
Musgrave, Jason
Perry, Ralph C. Merkle and
William A. Goddard
III;
Nanotechnology 2 (1991) pages 187-195.
Computational
nanotechnology, Nanotechnology, 2 (1991) pages 134-141.