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Optical pulse-induced quantum geometric waves in graphene
Luis F. Cárdenas-Castillo, Wei Chen
arXiv·2026·arXiv:2606.12696
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Monolayer graphene treated in a nearest-neighbor tight-binding model and driven by a short optical pulse; momentum-time quantum geometry evaluated near the Dirac points.
No measurements recorded
Simulated Supercell DftCStudied Material
Materials
graphene
C
Studied Material
studied material
Simulations
Other Computational
Nearest-neighbor tight-binding model for monolayer graphene with time-dependent Peierls substitution; time-dependent Schrödinger equation solved numerically on a k-grid; quantum geometric tensor computed from finite differences in momentum-time.
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Optical pulse-induced quantum geometric waves in graphene
Luis F. Cárdenas-Castillo, Wei Chen
arXiv·2026·arXiv:2606.12696
Samples
Each sample groups how it was prepared, characterized, and measured. Click a card to expand.
Monolayer graphene treated in a nearest-neighbor tight-binding model and driven by a short optical pulse; momentum-time quantum geometry evaluated near the Dirac points.
No measurements recorded
Simulated Supercell DftCStudied Material
Materials
graphene
C
Studied Material
studied material
Simulations
Other Computational
Nearest-neighbor tight-binding model for monolayer graphene with time-dependent Peierls substitution; time-dependent Schrödinger equation solved numerically on a k-grid; quantum geometric tensor computed from finite differences in momentum-time.
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Optical pulse-induced quantum geometric waves in graphene
Luis F. Cárdenas-Castillo, Wei Chen
arXiv·2026·arXiv:2606.12696
Samples
Each sample groups how it was prepared, characterized, and measured. Click a card to expand.
Monolayer graphene treated in a nearest-neighbor tight-binding model and driven by a short optical pulse; momentum-time quantum geometry evaluated near the Dirac points.
No measurements recorded
Simulated Supercell DftCStudied Material
Materials
graphene
C
Studied Material
studied material
Simulations
Other Computational
Nearest-neighbor tight-binding model for monolayer graphene with time-dependent Peierls substitution; time-dependent Schrödinger equation solved numerically on a k-grid; quantum geometric tensor computed from finite differences in momentum-time.
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Optical pulse-induced quantum geometric waves in graphene
Luis F. Cárdenas-Castillo, Wei Chen
arXiv·2026·arXiv:2606.12696
Samples
Each sample groups how it was prepared, characterized, and measured. Click a card to expand.
Monolayer graphene treated in a nearest-neighbor tight-binding model and driven by a short optical pulse; momentum-time quantum geometry evaluated near the Dirac points.
No measurements recorded
Simulated Supercell DftCStudied Material
Materials
graphene
C
Studied Material
studied material
Simulations
Other Computational
Nearest-neighbor tight-binding model for monolayer graphene with time-dependent Peierls substitution; time-dependent Schrödinger equation solved numerically on a k-grid; quantum geometric tensor computed from finite differences in momentum-time.
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