Ikuma Tateishi

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Osaka University

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Ikuma Tateishi is a Project Assistant Professor at Osaka University, Japan. His research primarily focuses on topological materials, including electronic structures and phase stability of boron polymorphs and nodal-line semimetals. Recent publications explore the quantum spin Hall effect, electronic topological transitions, and characteristic behaviors related to moiré materials and thermoelectric applications.

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Takeru Nakashima

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Institute of Science Tokyo

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Yuki Tsujikawa

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Keio University

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Soshun Ozaki

The Univeristy of Tokyo

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Phase stability and band degeneracy of quasi-one-dimensional boron chain polymorphs embedded in LiB crystals

Topological invariant and domain connectivity in moiré materials

Quantum spin Hall effect from multiscale band inversion in twisted bilayer Bi2(Te1−xSex)3

Electronic Topological Transition of 2D Boron by the Ion Exchange Reaction

Electronic Structures of Polymorphic Layers of Borophane

Thin films of topological nodal line semimetals as a candidate for efficient thermoelectric converters

Nodal-line semimetal HMTSF-TCNQ: Anomalous orbital diamagnetism and charge density wave

Characteristic singular behaviors of nodal-line materials emerging in orbital magnetic susceptibility and Hall conductivity

Mapping rules from nodal line semimetal to topological crystalline insulator in face centered cubic lattice

Nodal lines and mapping to mirror Chern numbers in Ca2As family

Topological Dirac nodal loops in nonsymmorphic hydrogenated monolayer boron

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Takeru Nakashima

Yuki Tsujikawa

Soshun Ozaki

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