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Nexus networks in carbon honeycombs
Yuanping Chen, Yuee Xie, Yan Gao +3
Nexus metals represent a new type of topological material in which nodal lines merge at nexus points. Here, we propose novel networks in nexus systems through intertwining between…
Tunable spin states in two-dimensional magnet CrI3
Fawei Zheng, Jize Zhao, Zheng Liu +4
The recent discovery of ferromagnetic single-layer CrI3 creates ample opportunities for studying fundamental properties of atomically-thin magnets. By using first-principles calcul…
Prediction of Ideal Topological Semimetals with Triply Degenerate Points in NaCuTe Family
Jianfeng Wang, Xuelei Sui, Wujun Shi +6
Triply degenerate points (TDPs) in band structure of a crystal can generate novel TDP fermions without high-energy counterparts. Although identifying ideal TDP semimetals, which ho…
A Class of topological nodal rings and its realization in carbon networks
Yan Gao, Yuanping Chen, Yuee Xie +3
Topological nodal rings can be classified into three types according to the slopes in their energy dispersion. The first two are made of type-I and II nodal points, respectively, w…
Three-dimensional Pentagon Carbon with a genesis of emergent fermions
Chengyong Zhong, Yuanping Chen, Zhi-Ming Yu +4
Carbon, the basic building block of our universe, enjoys a vast number of allotropic structures. Owing to its bonding characteristic, most carbon allotropes possess the motif of he…
Built-in potential and band alignment of matter
Duk-Hyun Choe, Damien West, Shengbai Zhang
The built-in potential is the interfacial potential difference due to electric dipole at the interface of two dissimilar materials. It is of central importance to the understanding…
Chemical-disorder-caused Medium Range Order in Covalent Glass
Xianqiang Liu, Xianbin Li, Xinyang Wang +5
How atoms in covalent solids rearrange over a medium-range length-scale during amorphization is a long pursued question whose answer could profoundly shape our understanding on amo…