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A Cautionary Tale of Two Basis Sets and Graphene

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1 Author(s)
Stewart, Derek A. ; Cornell University

Density functional theory is a leading approach for simulating materials. However, the basis set used in calculations can directly affect our understanding of a material. By comparing two basis sets for graphene, this highlights an important subtle point for computational materials science and how it can affect interpretation of characterization techniques and electronic transport predictions.

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Computing in Science & Engineering  (Volume:14 ,  Issue: 2 )

Date of Publication: March-April 2012

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