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Offline rupesh_shukla

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bilayer graphene
« on: December 22, 2016, 14:52 »
can anyone please tell ..which material should be used in making graphene bilayer/trilayer.graphene or graphite ?? can we use  graphene nanoribbon as well ??

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Re: bilayer graphene
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Re: bilayer graphene
« Reply #2 on: December 22, 2016, 15:09 »
i have gone through that... problem is when we have large number of atoms... as i am making transistor ... the electrodes are not getting placed as they should , using graphite as suggested in documenation of opening bandgap .. ??

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Re: bilayer graphene
« Reply #3 on: December 23, 2016, 10:00 »
You can still use the graphene unit cell.

Once you have the supercell go to Bulk Tools -> Supercell and transform the cell to "Base-Centered Orthorombic".
Then, go to Bulk Tools -> Swap Axes and swap the axes so that C is the direction normal to the graphene plane.

Then you should have a unit cell that is suitable for transport calculations :)