2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.cocom.2023.e00826
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Effect of the armchair and zigzag edge terminations on the properties of nanohelicenes: First-principles study

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“…However, the preferred MIT type for this nanohelicene is not known a priori, which requires the calculation of four mentioned states, similar to [ 107 ]. The initially metallic [ ]helicene and [ ]helicene were studied in [ 113 ] in order to understand the effect of edge termination on the MIT type ( Figure 48 a). According to the results of [ 113 ], the lowest energy state for [ ]helicene is state (ii), corresponding to Peierls MIT (see Figure 48 b).…”
Section: Theoretical Consideration Of Nanohelicenes In the Paradigm O...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…However, the preferred MIT type for this nanohelicene is not known a priori, which requires the calculation of four mentioned states, similar to [ 107 ]. The initially metallic [ ]helicene and [ ]helicene were studied in [ 113 ] in order to understand the effect of edge termination on the MIT type ( Figure 48 a). According to the results of [ 113 ], the lowest energy state for [ ]helicene is state (ii), corresponding to Peierls MIT (see Figure 48 b).…”
Section: Theoretical Consideration Of Nanohelicenes In the Paradigm O...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The initially metallic [ ]helicene and [ ]helicene were studied in [ 113 ] in order to understand the effect of edge termination on the MIT type ( Figure 48 a). According to the results of [ 113 ], the lowest energy state for [ ]helicene is state (ii), corresponding to Peierls MIT (see Figure 48 b). Thus, the preference for one or another MIT is determined by the edge termination of nanohelicene.…”
Section: Theoretical Consideration Of Nanohelicenes In the Paradigm O...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, this was shown for chiral carbon nanotubes in the significant paper. 19 Our research group theoretically considered a number of other systems that have helical periodicity only: nanohelicenes, [20][21][22][23][24] polyacetylenes, 25 polytwistane, 26 chiral WS 2 nanotubes, 27 and achiral pristine and Janus nanotubes based on post-transition metal chalcogenides. 28 The symmetry of all the mentioned 1D systems is not associated with any bulk crystal, i.e.…”
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confidence: 99%