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Figure 7
Details of the functions [\Delta(z)] of honeycomb (a) and kagome (b) bilayers for δ = 10° and [\tau = (0.1,0.2)_{\Lambda}] show how the zeros follow curves (in black) in the plane that are quite different. However, since the six Φ-lattices (in colors) of the hexagonal system are common to both structures, their nodes (colored dots) are distributed equally well on the zeros of the two functions: they are all at the intersections of the two black curves (a) and (b).

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Volume 81| Part 2| March 2025| Pages 94-106
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