Electronic Structure Calculations on Fullerenes and Their Derivatives
Jerzy Ciosłowski
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Jerzy Ciosłowski
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1: Preliminaries and historical overview. 2: Theoretical tools of fullerene research. 3: The C60 fullerene. 4: The C70 fullerene. 5: C76, C78, C82, and C84: The medium-size fullerenes. 6: Large spheroidal and tubular fullerenes, graphitic microtubules, and hypothetical polymeric allotropes of carbon. 7: Fullerenes with fewer than sixty carbon atoms. 8: Endohedral complexes. 9: Heterofullerenes and fullerene derivatives. 10: Solid-state properties of fullerenes and their drivatives. 11: Conclusions and future directions
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1: Preliminaries and historical overview. 2: Theoretical tools of fullerene research. 3: The C60 fullerene. 4: The C70 fullerene. 5: C76, C78, C82, and C84: The medium-size fullerenes. 6: Large spheroidal and tubular fullerenes, graphitic microtubules, and hypothetical polymeric allotropes of carbon. 7: Fullerenes with fewer than sixty carbon atoms. 8: Endohedral complexes. 9: Heterofullerenes and fullerene derivatives. 10: Solid-state properties of fullerenes and their drivatives. 11: Conclusions and future directions
Key concepts: Fullerene, Carbon fibers, Fullerene chemistry, Materials science, Solid-state, Nanotechnology, Chemical physics, Endohedral fullerene