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Introduction to graphene-based nanomaterials: from electronic structure to quantum transport

Graphene is one of the most intensively studied materials and has unusual electrical, mechanical, and thermal properties which provide almost unlimited potential applications. This book provides an introduction to the electrical and transport properties of graphene and other two-dimensional nanomaterials, covering abinitio to multiscale methods. Updated from the first edition, this book contains added chapters on other twodimensional materials, spin-related phenomena, and an improved overview of Berry phase effects. Other topics include powerful order-N electronic structure, transport calculations, AC transport, and multiscale transport methodologies. Chapters are complemented with concrete examples and case studies, questions and exercises, detailed appendices, and computational codes. This book is a valuable resource for graduate students and researchers working in physics, or materials science or engineering, who are interested in the field of graphene-and two-dimensional nanomaterials.