Electronic band structure of multilayered carbon tubules
(1994) Computational Materials Science — Vol. 2, n° 2, p. 350-356 (1994)
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- (en) A tight-binding hamiltonian is constructed to investigate the electronic band structure of nano-scale carbon fibers composed of two or three concentric graphene layers. The individual tubule layers have the so-called armchair, achiral geometry and are known to be metallic. After interlayer interactions are switched on, it is found that a multilayered nanofiber can become a semimetal or even a semiconductor for certain positions of the tubules relative to each other.
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Lambin, Ph., Philippe, L., Charlier, J.-C., & Michenaud, J.-P. (1994). Electronic band structure of multilayered carbon tubules. Computational Materials Science, 2(2), 350-356. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/247474 (Original work published 1994)