The multiscale Green's function method is extended to dual planar, two dimensional lattices and applied to calculate the lattice distortion and the strain field due to a vacancy in silicene. The method fully accounts for the discrete atomistic structure of the solid and links the atomistic and the macroscopic continuum scales seamlessly in the asymptotic limit.
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