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Geometric and electronic structure of graphene bilayer edges 
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“fractional nanotubes.” We demonstrate that these curved carbon nanostructures possess a number of interesting
dipoles of 0.87 and 1.14 debye/Å for zigzag and armchair inclinations, respectively. An unusual, weak AA
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