Thursday, February 19, 2015

condensed matter - How to visualize multi-dimensions in topological periodic table?


This is a question for those who are familiar with topological periodic table. The first row and right side columns represents dimensions of topological materials in periodic table. I know that for d=1 we are talking about nanowire, for d=2 we are talking about film or coating on the surface, for d=3 we are talking about bulk material. What d=4,d=5.....d=8 represents? How to visualize it?




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