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Abstract
This article presents a chemical description of a simple topological insulators model in order to translate concepts such as "symmetry protected", "surface states" to the chemistry vocabulary
A Chemical Theory of Topological Insulators
28 January 2019, Version 1
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Angel Martín Pendás, Julia Contreras-García, Fernanda Pinilla, José D. Mella, Carlos Cardenas, Francisco Muñoz journal article
Chemical Communications , Volume 55, Issue 82
Online publication date: 2019
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Jan 28, 2019 Version 1
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Funding
ECOS-CONICYT #C17E09
FONDECYT #1150806
CONICYT #21151207
Programa Basal para Centros de Excelencia de Conicyt, Proyecto FB0807
MINECO, grant CTQ2015-65790-P
FICyT, grant GRUPIN14-049
European Union FEDER funds
CALSIMLAB , ANR-11-LABX- 0037-01
Investissements d'Avenir program, reference: ANR-11-IDEX-0004-02
Author’s competing interest statement
No conflicts