Geometric constraints are essential for several reasons:
Stability: The stability of nanostructures is often determined by their geometric configuration. Certain shapes and sizes are more stable due to lower surface energy. Functionality: The functional properties of nanomaterials, such as catalytic activity or optical properties, can be significantly influenced by their geometric constraints. Interactions: The way nanomaterials interact with their environment, including other materials and biological systems, is often dictated by their geometry.
