The band spectrum of a Bloch electron in a uniform magnetic field is numerically computed for models with third-nearest-neighbor interactions, permitting the effects of geometrical frustration. Unusual contacts between two bands are found and explained by use of semiclassical calculations. Above a given hopping-term magnitude, we observe a braiding of Dirac sublevels.
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