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تسجيل مستخدم جديدA semimetallic square-octagon (fes) two-dimensional polymer with high mobility
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The electronic properties of $pi$-conjugated two-dimensional (2D) polymers near the Fermi level are determined by structural topology and chemical composition. Thus, tight-binding (TB) calculations of the corresponding fundamental network can be used to explore the parameter space to find configurations with intriguing properties before designing the the atomistic 2D polymer network. The vertex-transitive textbf{fes} lattice, which is also called square-octagon lattice, is rich in interesting topological features including Dirac points and flat bands. Herein, we study its electronic and topological properties within the TB framework using representative parameters for chemical systems. Secondly, we demonstrate that the rational implementation of band structure features obtained from TB calculations into 2D polymers is feasible with a family of 2D polymers possessing textbf{fes} structure. A one-to-one band structure correspondence between fundamental network and 2D polymers is found. Moreover, changing the relative length of linkers connecting the triangulene units in the 2D polymers reflect tuning of hopping parameters in the TB model. These perturbations allow to open sizeable local band gaps at various positions in the Brillouin zone. From analysis of Berry curvature flux, none of the polymers exhibits a large topologically non-trivial band gap. However, we find a particular configuration of semimetallic characteristics with separate electron and hole pockets, which possess very low effective masses both for electrons (as small as $m^*_mathrm{e} = 0.05$) and holes (as small as $m^*_mathrm{h} = 0.01$).
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