This repository contains Source Data for a manuscript, where we demonstrate the equivalence of graph theory and topological band theory approaches to the flat band engineering and shed the light on the tunable chiral anomalies in graphene nanoribbons.These data are in the form of1) a Mathematica notebook (.nb) together with its outputs such as figures, animations, text files and vector graphics elements.2) a WLJS notebook (.wln), which provides a free license access to the Wolfram Mathematica code (see Installation Guide | WLJS Notebook)3) raw outputs of SIESTA density functional theory modeling4) a .pdf file of Supporting Information Compared to the previous version, Scheme 1 is revised and the Supporting Information is slightly amended in this v5.

This repository contains Source Data for a manuscript, where we demonstrate the equivalence of graph theory and topological band theory approaches to the flat band engineering and shed the light on the tunable chiral anomalies in graphene nanoribbons.These data are in the form of1) a Mathematica notebook (.nb) together with its outputs such as figures, animations, text files and vector graphics elements.2) a WLJS notebook (.wln), which provides a free license access to the Wolfram Mathematica code (see Installation Guide | WLJS Notebook)3) raw outputs of SIESTA density functional theory modeling4) a .pdf file of Supporting Information Compared to the previous version, the Mathematica notebook is updated with code for generating elements of a Cover Art image and some example Cover Arts are added in this v3.

This repository contains Source Data for a manuscript, where we demonstrate the equivalence of graph theory and topological band theory approaches to the flat band engineering and shed the light on the tunable chiral anomalies in graphene nanoribbons.These data are in the form of1) a Mathematica notebook (.nb) together with its outputs such as figures, animations, text files and vector graphics elements.2) a WLJS notebook (.wln), which provides a free license access to the Wolfram Mathematica code (see Installation Guide | WLJS Notebook)3) raw outputs of SIESTA density functional theory modeling4) a .pdf file of Supporting Information Compared to the previous version, in this v4 the Supporting Information file is updated and Figure 3 labels are slightly amended.

This repository contains Source Data for a manuscript, where we demonstrate the equivalence of graph theory and topological band theory approaches to the flat band engineering and shed the light on the tunable chiral anomalies in graphene nanoribbons.These data are in the form of1) a Mathematica notebook (.nb) together with its outputs such as figures, animations, text files and vector graphics elements.2) a WLJS notebook (.wln), which provides a free license access to the Wolfram Mathematica code (see Installation Guide | WLJS Notebook)3) raw outputs of SIESTA density functional theory modeling4) a .pdf file of Supporting Information Compared to the previous version, Scheme 1 is revised and the Supporting Information is slightly amended in this v5.

This repository contains Source Data for a manuscript, where we demonstrate the equivalence of graph theory and topological band theory approaches to the flat band engineering and shed the light on the tunable chiral anomalies in graphene nanoribbons.These data are in the form of1) a Mathematica notebook (.nb) together with its outputs such as figures, animations, text files and vector graphics elements.2) a WLJS notebook (.wln), which provides a free license access to the Wolfram Mathematica code (see Installation Guide | WLJS Notebook)3) raw outputs of SIESTA density functional theory modeling

This repository contains Source Data for a manuscript, where we demonstrate the equivalence of graph theory and topological band theory approaches to the flat band engineering and shed the light on the tunable chiral anomalies in graphene nanoribbons.These data are in the form of1) a Mathematica notebook (.nb) together with its outputs such as figures, animations, text files and vector graphics elements.2) a WLJS notebook (.wln), which provides a free license access to the Wolfram Mathematica code (see Installation Guide | WLJS Notebook)3) raw outputs of SIESTA density functional theory modeling4) a .pdf file of Supporting Information Compared to the previous version, SIESTA outputs have been updated and a .pdf-file of Supporting Information has been added in this v2.