2023
DOI: 10.1103/physrevresearch.5.043028
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Graphene billiards with fourfold symmetry

Weihua Zhang,
Barbara Dietz
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“…Another closely related, physically meaningful possibility are the chiral bag boundary conditions, first introduced in [53] to construct a chirally symmetric theory in Quantum Chromodynamics. Since then, they were applied in other areas such as fermionic monopoles [54], fermionic billiards [24], graphene devices [55] and Weyl semimetals [56]. These conditions can be written as Π − Ψ| ∂M = 0 using the non-Hermitian projector Π − = 1 2 1 − i/ nγ ch e r(x α )γ ch , where r(x α ) is a real-valued function of the tangential coordinates.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another closely related, physically meaningful possibility are the chiral bag boundary conditions, first introduced in [53] to construct a chirally symmetric theory in Quantum Chromodynamics. Since then, they were applied in other areas such as fermionic monopoles [54], fermionic billiards [24], graphene devices [55] and Weyl semimetals [56]. These conditions can be written as Π − Ψ| ∂M = 0 using the non-Hermitian projector Π − = 1 2 1 − i/ nγ ch e r(x α )γ ch , where r(x α ) is a real-valued function of the tangential coordinates.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%