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      Novel Two-dimensional Carbon Allotrope with Strong Electronic Anisotropy

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          Two novel two-dimensional carbon allotropes comprised of octagons and pentagons are proposed based on the first-principles calculations. The two carbon allotropes, named OPG-L and OPG-Z, are found to have distinct properties. OPG-L is metallic, while OPG-Z is a gapless semimetal. Remarkably, OPG-Z exhibits pronounced electronic anisotropy with highly anisotropic Dirac points at the Fermi level. A tight-binding model is suggested to describe the low-energy quasiparticles, which clarifies the origin of the anisotropic Dirac points. Such an anisotropic electronic characteristic of OPG-Z is expected to have wide implications in nano-electronics.

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              20 November 2012
              2013-02-07
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              10.1103/PhysRevB.87.075453
              1211.4680
              9261fc5a-653e-435d-a8a2-eb1c833504d2

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              Physical Review B 87, 075453 (2013)
              6 pages, 5 figures (accepted by Physical Review B)
              cond-mat.mtrl-sci

              Condensed matter
              Condensed matter

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