Chemistry and physics happily wed

Gregory A. Fiete ()
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Nature, 2017, vol. 547, issue 7663, 287-288

Abstract: A major advance in the quantum theory of solids allows materials to be identified whose electronic states have a non-trivial topology. Such materials could have many computing and electronics applications. See Article p.298

Date: 2017
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