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Electronic structure and properties of novel thermoelectrics from first principles calculations
The application of first principles calculations based on density functional theory to novel thermoelectric materials is discussed. These calculations give an understanding of the electronic structure and transport coefficients that is often complementary to the view provided by experimental characterization efforts, and which is often useful in identifying promising materials and guiding their optimization. This is illustrated by examples in the skutterudites.