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Optimal twist angle for a graphene-like bilayer
Journal of Physics: Condensed Matter, 2023Abstract The first optimal—or ‘magic’—angle leading to the nullity of the Dirac/Fermi velocity for twisted bilayer graphene is re-evaluated in the Bistritzer–MacDonald set-up (Bistritzer and MacDonald 2011 Proc. Natl Acad. Sci. 108 12233–7).
August Romeo, Hans Supèr
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Philosophical Magazine, 1971
Crystals of GaSe grown by transport reaction with iodine were found to contain high-angle twist boundaries perpendicular to their c axis. A simple model is proposed which affords the twist boundary energy in layer structures such as GaSe and MoS2 to be calculated numerically.
E. Mooser, M. Schluter
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Crystals of GaSe grown by transport reaction with iodine were found to contain high-angle twist boundaries perpendicular to their c axis. A simple model is proposed which affords the twist boundary energy in layer structures such as GaSe and MoS2 to be calculated numerically.
E. Mooser, M. Schluter
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Physical Review E, 2021
The orientational configurations of thermotropic nematic liquid crystal in cylindrical capillaries with nondegenerated planar surface anchoring are investigated. The boundary conditions were determined by a photoaligning coating on the inner wall of the capillary treated with a linearly polarized UV light while rotating the capillary around its long ...
A. Nych +4 more
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The orientational configurations of thermotropic nematic liquid crystal in cylindrical capillaries with nondegenerated planar surface anchoring are investigated. The boundary conditions were determined by a photoaligning coating on the inner wall of the capillary treated with a linearly polarized UV light while rotating the capillary around its long ...
A. Nych +4 more
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The study of DNA sequences by their sequences of twist angles
Journal of Theoretical Biology, 1989To study the properties of DNA sequences we have transformed the sequences of bases into the sequences of twist angles along the chain of DNA double helix by using the Dickerson sum function. The Fourier transform and the auto-correlation function of the twist angles sequences have been used to study the periodicity and randomness of the original DNA ...
C T, Zhang, Y Q, Cen
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Twist Mappings with Non-Periodic Angles
2012Consider an annulus A with coordinates \((\theta,r)\), \(\theta + 2\pi \equiv \theta \), \(r \in [a,b]\). A map \((\theta,r)\mapsto ({\theta }_{1},{r}_{1})\) is twist if it satisfies \(\frac{\partial {\theta }_{1}} {\partial r} > 0\). Twist maps have been extensively studied and they are useful to understand the dynamics of autonomous or periodic ...
Kunze, Markus, Ortega, Rafael
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Analysis of Sequences of Twist Angles in DNA Double Helix
International Journal of Biological Macromolecules, 1989By assuming that the realistic DNA chains are random sequence of bases and using the Tung-Harvey formula for the prediction of twist angles, it is shown that the mean value of the sequence of twist angles is almost sequence-independent. In general the variance for the A, T-rich sequence is larger than that of G, C-rich sequence.
Chun-Ting Zhang, C T Zhang
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Superfluid stiffness of magic-angle twisted bilayer graphene
NatureThe physics of superconductivity in magic-angle twisted bilayer graphene (MATBG) is a topic of keen interest in moiré systems research, and it may provide an insight into the pairing mechanism of other strongly correlated materials such as high-critical-temperature superconductors. Here we use d.c.
Miuko Tanaka +18 more
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