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Contents Abstract 1 Contents Acknow
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7.6 Conclusions and implication of
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Curriculum Vitæ Shuyun Zhou Educat
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• Selected as Science Highlight f
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The unit cell of graphene contains
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Projecting this equation into φ(r
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Figure 1.5. Schematic drawing of th
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Chapter 2 Experimental techniques 2
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dispersion E(k z ). Thus k z values
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where ɛ is infinitely small. Accor
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Page 53 and 54: Chapter 6 Dirac fermions and effect
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