Periodic Behavior of Topology in Graphene with Nanohole Array
arXiv:2605.14436 · doi:10.7566/JPSJ.95.063707
Abstract
We derive a way to diagnose band topology for graphene with triangular and/or honeycomb array of nanoholes directly from the lattice constant of superstructure with integer . Taking into account the crystalline symmetry respected by nanoholes and their array, we demonstrate that nontrivial topology appears periodically with with period two (six) for triangular (honeycomb) array. These behaviors are verified by Wyckoff positions of Wannier centers and parity index of valence bands at high-symmetry points in Brillouin zone. The results provide a convenient guide for material design of topological electronic states based on graphene derivatives.
arXiv comment10 pages, 3 figures, 2 tables + Supplementary material (3 pages, 4 tables)
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