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Why we need ad atoms in case of GRN,can any body explain it physically ,what exact role they are playing in graphenenano ribbons.

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Real part of dielectric constants in case of graphene nanoribbons?

I need to calculate real part of dielectric constant in case of graphene nanorribbons. Please suggest how we can calculate , we need this since no band gap is there in case of graphene, but it is...

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Regarding lanczos algorithm in matlab?

Is there any inbuilt lanczos algortihm in matlab,or we need to write ourselve script for this,since i want to solve Tri diagonal Hamiltonain actually in matlab,so any body has any idea . regards

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Eigenvalues of random cases in matlab?

I am calculating eigen values and eigen function with eig function in matlab ,but it is giving wrong answers ,means accuracy wise, is there any other function in matlab ,like in numerical recipes...

05 June 2016 8,910 11 View

Bound states inside the graphene system?

How we can determine number of bound states in the Zigzag graphene nanoribbon?Any idea what could be the maximum number of bound states in the Zigzag graphene nanoribon case

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Localization in two dimensional case?

Why the localization as well mobility should increase in two dimensions ,if we are moving from 2 to 3 dimensional case,should these two physical things should keep on moving or not.

31 December 2015 3,802 4 View

Corrugated graphene nanoribbons?

How this corrugated graphene nanoribbons differs from zigzag graphene nanoribbons.Why 2-D lattice cant exist at finite temperature .Please share your views. with regards

07 August 2015 8,688 0 View

Retarded Green's function?

In my GNR(graphene nano ribbon system,i am getting retarded green's function 's values as matrices but in each element very small terms are being subtracted ,as i understand it must be positive...

06 July 2015 4,820 0 View

Regarding hopping terms in graphene nanoribbons?

Can any body suggests that hopping terms can be t times exp(i^*phi),where phi is any value,we like .Is it possible that we can keep the value like this,what it means physics wise . regards

05 June 2015 6,613 2 View

Fermi energy in Graphene nano ribbons?

I am simulating graphene nano ribbons,and i want to add my magnetic field term in Hamiltonian,is there any other method than Pierls Substitution or not. regards

05 June 2015 2,386 40 View

Regarding graphene nano ribbon?

we can simulate single walled carbon nanotube up to app 1nm diameter,what will happen in case of graphene nano ribbon ,is there limitation in this case like it was in carbon nanotube single walled...

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