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Tight binding approximation for bilayer graphene and nanotube structures: from commensurability to incommensurability between the layers
D. V. Chalin, D. I. Levshov, A. E. Myasnikova +1
One- and two-dimensional bilayer systems are examples of ultra-tunable quantum materials that are considered as the basis for the new generation of electronic and photonic devices.…
Topological pseudogap in highly polarizable layered systems with 2D hole-like dispersion
S. V. Doronkina, A. E. Myasnikova, A. H. Dzhantemirov +1
Pseudogap in hole-doped cuprate superconductors is acknowledged as a possible key to understanding their ground normal state, however, existing pseudogap models have essential inco…
Relaxation of strongly coupled electron and phonon fields after photoemission and high-energy part of ARPES spectra of cuprates
A. E. Myasnikova, E. A. Gileeva, D. V. Moseykin
We consider photoemission from cuprate high-temperature superconductors taking into account joint relaxation of strongly coupled fields: a field of correlated electrons and phonon…
On the nature of dispersion of the polaronic bands in ARPES spectra of cuprates: supplement of the Franck-Condon principle
A. E. Myasnikova, D. V. Moseykin
Spin correlations are considered now as the only possible source of dispersion of the polaronic band in ARPES spectra of cuprates. However, the same dispersion is observed experime…
Relaxation of interstitials in spherical colloidal crystals
D. S. Roshal, A. E. Myasnikova, S. B. Rochal
Spherical colloidal crystals (CCs) self-assemble on the interface between two liquids. These 2D structures unconventionally combine local hexagonal order and spherical geometry. No…
Slightly broken icosahedral symmetry advances Thomson problem
D. S. Roshal, A. E. Myasnikova, S. B. Rochal
To advance Thomson problem we generalize physical principles suggested by Caspar and Klug (CK) to model icosahedral capsids. Proposed simplest distortions of the CK spherical arran…
Vibrational heat capacity of carbon nanotubes in low and ultra-low temperature regions
M. V. Avramenko, I. Yu. Golushko, A. E. Myasnikova +1
We develop a continuous theory of low-frequency dynamics for single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWCNTs) weakly interacting with the environment. In the frame of the approach proposed…
Extended topological defects as sources and outlets of dislocations in spherical hexagonal crystals
D. S. Roshal, K. Yu. Petrov, A. E. Myasnikova +1
Extended topological defects (ETDs) arising in spherical hexagonal crystals due to their curvature are considered. These prevalent defects carry a unit total topological charge and…
Transfer of planar orders onto a sphere: formation and properties of complex topological defects
D. S. Roshal, C. Yu. Petrov, A. E. Myasnikova +1
General topological principles how to transfer the planar orders onto a sphere are considered. Formation of extended topological defects (ETDs), which have a reconstructed inner st…
Distribution function of charge carriers in electron-phonon systems with spontaneously broken translational symmetry and 'vertical dispersion' in ARPES spectra of cuprates
A. E. Myasnikova, E. N. Myasnikov, D. V. Moseykin +1
We show that spontaneous breaking of the translational symmetry (SBTS) of strongly interacting electron and phonon fields acknowledged in lightly doped cuprates to interpret broad…
Phonon condensate in Landau-Pekar polarons and optical absorption due to their photoionization
E. N. Myasnikov, A. E. Myasnikova, Z. P. Mastropas
Quantum-field theory methods are applied to consider the state of the polarization field in a strongly-coupled large polaron (SCLP) and after its photodissociation. It is demonstra…