Longitudinal polarizability of carbon nanotubes.
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Summary
These results demonstrate that the polarizability per atom of a nanotube in the axial direction is primarily determined by the band gap, and yields a linear trend for all nanotubes and methods utilized in this study, creating a universal relationship for longitudinal polarIZability.
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- 2006-06-14
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Keywords
Polarizability, Carbon nanotube, Atom (system on chip), Band gap, Density functional theory
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