Abstract

We present a theoretical study of the stretched graphene containing the Coulomb impurity. The cases of uniaxial armchair/zigzag and biaxial symmetry stretching are considered. For the uniaxial stretching, we found the gap opening with the non-monotonic dependence between the gap value and the strain. For the biaxial stretching, we observe a monotonic decreasing of Fermi velocity without the gap opening. Non-relativistic ab initio calculations of graphene electronic structure are combined with the analytical solution of relativistic Dirac equation. We found that the sheet stretching could provide a smooth fitting of Fermi velocity and, therefore, the smooth transformation of subcritical Coulomb impurity to the supercritical one.

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