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Beyond Geometry: Hole-Edge Atomic Configuration as a Design Variable in Graphyne Kirigami
Kirigami-inspired cuts are an established route to stretchability in two-dimensional materials. At the nanoscale, however, cut edges are not purely geometric: they comprise discrete atomic configurations that can alter the mechanical response. In graphene, a given cut geometry fixes the edge structu
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