Minimal-volume conjecture for exceptional-order fullerenes
Minimal-volume conjecture for exceptional-order fullerenes
Let be the class of fullerene isomers with atoms. Assume , , and , where and . A nanotubical fullerene graph has a tubular part and two caps, with caps of types (c) and (d) among the possible cap types. Minimal-volume conjecture for exceptional-order fullerenes. If a fullerene isomer with number of atoms has the minimal hyperbolic volume in the class , then it is a nanotubical fullerene graph with caps of type (c) or (d). Computations cited in the paper identify the relevant cap classes for all subject to the stated exclusions, but the conjecture asserts the structural conclusion in general.
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Andrey Egorov and Andrei Vesnin, “On correlation of hyperbolic volumes of fullerenes with their properties”, arXiv:2011.02711 (2020).
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