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--- papers [2012/03/28 13:25] – tate
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 Q. Can I study graphene?
-A.  No.  The 2-d nature of graphene requires special symmetry that is too complex for a beginning project.
+A.  The 2-d nature of graphene requires special symmetry that is too difficult for a beginning project in Wien.  Graphite is a better choice.  (You might be able to use Flair for graphene, but you must do a 3-d structure in addition to graphene if you go this route.)
 Q. Can I study conductivity as a function of temperature?
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 ==== Amador, Jennie M. ====
+==== Aspitarte, Lee R.====
 ==== Chen, Boxiao ====
-==== Costa, Timothy B. ====
 ==== Dearmon, Howard D. ====
+diamond structure compared to the graphite structure
 ==== Decker, Shawn R. ====
+hexagonal BN
 ==== Flynn, Joshua D. ====
-==== Gicking, Allison M. ====
 ==== Gouliouk, Vasily ====
 ==== Heo, Jae Seok ====
+CuInSe and related materials
 ==== Jennings, Michelle L. ====
 ==== Johnson, Brian H. ====
+d LiF?
 ==== Kumar, Nitish ====
+==== Lund, Ryan A.====
+==== Mansell, Michael A.====
 ==== Marr, Timothy C. ====
 ==== Mason, Ashley D. ====
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 ==== Sahu, Subin ====
 ==== Tennant, Christopher P. ====
-==== Thompson, Zachary J. ====
 ==== Von Flotow, Andreas S. ====
+==== Vowell, Schuyler R.====
 ==== Wardini, Jenna L. ====
+Graphite
 ==== Wills, Lindsay A. ====
 ==== Winter, Ian S. ====

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