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Modelling of Berry phase and Fermi-level topologies for emergent quantum phenomena prediction in selected solid state systems
Topological materials host electronic states that remain robust against perturbations and offer routes to novel quantum functions. This thesis investigates three representative compounds - SrSi2, CoSi, and NbP - to reveal how external stimuli, namely tensile strain and electric fields, tune their el...
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Department of Physics
2026
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