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Topological charges of fullerenes

open access: yesJournal of Mathematical Chemistry, 2022
AbstractWe defined the topological charge and bump number for fullerenes. All even fullerene isomers from $$C_{20}$$ C 20 up to $$C_{70}$$ C 70 were constructed ...
László Udvardi
exaly   +3 more sources

On topological charge indices of graphs

2023
Summary: We introduce a fast method of computing the topological charge indices of simple graphs (molecules) which does not require matrices of large sizes. For the case of trees, we give a compact formula and in the general case we obtain upper and lower bounds for the charge indices.
Shahryari, Mohammad   +1 more
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Charges and Topology

Nuclear Physics B - Proceedings Supplements, 2007
The extent to which we can construct electric, coloured and magnetic charges in gauge theories will be discussed. The global properties of the charged sectors will be touched upon and through this its relation to confinement and infrared dynamics.
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On topological excitations with isovector topological charges

Journal of Experimental and Theoretical Physics Letters, 1996
It is shown that degenerate systems with order parameter ψ taking on values in compact homogeneous subspaces TG or G/TG (where G is a simple compact group and TG is its maximum commutative subgroup) possess a rich collection of topological excitations (vortices or, correspondingly, instantons) with isovector topological charges.
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The topologies of the charge densities in Zr and Ru

Acta Crystallographica Section A Foundations of Crystallography, 2009
We report on the atomic scale phenomena responsible for the variation of oxygen solubility in Zr and Ru. First-principles calculations reveal that the topologies of the charge densities in these hexagonal close-packed metals are distinct. Neither element was found to possess the topology of the prototype, Mg. There are 12 bond paths terminating at each
Travis E, Jones, Mark E, Eberhart
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Shaping optical beams with topological charge

Optics Letters, 2013
We show that by spatially arranging topological charges on a phase mask, it is possible to shape the spatial intensity profile of vortex beams in a controlled manner. As proof-of-principle experiments, we generated vortex beams with the spatial shape of straight lines, corners, and triangles.
Anderson M, Amaral   +2 more
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