Tight binding dispersion for graphene

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Hi
I have Hamiltonian matrix and overlap matrix. How to calculate tight binding dispersion for graphene in matlab?
I would be appreciated if could some one give me a hand on my problem.
 
My guess on why no one responded to this is because you have other threads on similar topics, and I believe in one of them, this issue is being addressed. You really should not get into the habit of making multiple threads on what is essentially something that can be easily confined to just one thread.

Unfortunately, the "automated bump" doesn't recognize this.

Zz.
 

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