Spectra of graphs and semi-conducting polymers
Philipp Schapotschnikow, Sven Gnutzmann

TL;DR
This paper explores the spectral properties of semi-conducting polymers using models linked to graph theory, providing insights into their electronic band gaps.
Contribution
It connects spectral graph theory with semi-conducting polymer models, offering a novel theoretical framework for understanding their electronic properties.
Findings
Relation between spectral graph theory and polymer band gaps
Application of Hückel and free electron models to polymers
Insights into electronic properties of semi-conducting polymers
Abstract
We study the band gap in some semi-conducting polymers with two models: H\"uckel molecular orbital theory and the so-called free electron model. The two models are directly related to spectral theory on combinatorial and metric graphs.
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TopicsGraph theory and applications · History and advancements in chemistry
