Longitudinal Polarizability of Carbon Nanotubes
Longitudinal Polarizability of Carbon Nanotubes is a scholarly work by Gustavo Scuseria, published in 2006 in ''Journal of Physical Chemistry B''. The main subjects of the publication include density functional theory, carbon nanotube, polarizability, Boron nitride nanotube, molecular physics, materials science, Atom, condensed matter physics, graphene, band gap, computational chemistry, chemistry, and inverse. These results demonstrate that the polarizability per atom of a nanotube in the axial direction is primarily determined by the band gap.