Is it topological? A new materials database has the answer
A new materials database compiled by researchers at MIT and elsewhere reveals more than 90,000 known “topological” materials with persistent electronic properties.
Source: mit.edu
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A new materials database compiled by researchers at MIT and elsewhere reveals more than 90,000 known “topological” materials with persistent electronic properties.
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