Persistent homology in two-dimensional atomic networks.

Persistent homology in two-dimensional atomic networks.
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二维原子网络中的持久同源性。

DOI:
10.1063/5.0040393
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发表时间:
2021
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The Journal of chemical physics
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M. Wilson
M. Wilson
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作者:
David Ormrod Morley;P. Salmon;M. Wilson

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The topology of two-dimensional network materials is investigated by persistent homology analysis. The constraint of two dimensions allows for a direct comparison of key persistent homology metrics (persistence diagrams, cycles, and Betti numbers) with more traditional metrics such as the ring-size distributions. Two different types of networks are employed in which the topology is manipulated systematically. In the first, comparatively rigid networks are generated for a triangle-raft model, which are representative of materials such as silica bilayers. In the second, more flexible networks are generated using a bond-switching algorithm, which are representative of materials such as graphene. Bands are identified in the persistence diagrams by reference to the length scales associated with distorted polygons. The triangle-raft models with the largest ordering allow specific bands Bn (n = 1, 2, 3, …) to be allocated to configurations of atoms separated by n bonds. The persistence diagrams for the more disordered network models also display bands albeit less pronounced. The persistent homology method thereby provides information on n-body correlations that is not accessible from structure factors or radial distribution functions. An analysis of the persistent cycles gives the primitive ring statistics, provided the level of disorder is not too large. The method also gives information on the regularity of rings that is unavailable from a ring-statistics analysis. The utility of the persistent homology method is demonstrated by its application to experimentally-obtained configurations of silica bilayers and graphene.