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The properties of 2D materials are strongly influenced by their substrate, leading to a variety of proximity effects like screening, charge transfer, and hybridization. Surprisingly, there is a dearth of theoretical studies on these effects. Particularly, previous theoretical research on the star of David (SOD) structure in 1T−NbSe2 has focused on single-layer configurations or stacking with the same 1T phase without any real substrate.
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