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Third Neighbor Analytic Tight-Binding Solutions for Electronic Structure of Carbon Nanosystems

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Third neighbor analytic tight-binding formulae were obtained for graphene sheets and nanotubes. After fitting the corresponding of-diagonal matrix elements can be used in numerical electronic structure calculations of nanotubes and corrugated graphene.

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István László

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