Yury M. Basalaev , Ekaterina B. Duginova , Evgeny V. Duginov , Oksana G. Basalaeva
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摘要
在密度泛函理论的框架下,利用杂化泛函从头计算了具有黄铜矿结构的LiGaSe2 (LGSe)半导体的能带结构和声子谱。计算了晶格平衡参数a = 5.61265 Å, c = 9.18515 Å, u = 0.2597,直接带隙值Eg = 2.21 eV。利用亚晶格法,确定了晶体中Li、Ga、Se亚晶格和阳离子四面体LiSe4和GaSe4的条带来源。对于Γ点的长波长振荡频率,已确定了单个原子振动对晶体振动模式的贡献。得到了价电子电荷分布的变形密度图。弹性模量、泊松比和显微硬度通常将LiGaSe2半导体表征为机械稳定但柔软和延展性的材料。
Band structure and properties of a new crystal of the chalcopyrite family: LiGaSe2
Within the framework of density functional theory using hybrid functionals, the energy band structure and phonon spectrum of the LiGaSe2 (LGSe) semiconductor with a chalcopyrite structure have been obtained ab initio. The equilibrium parameters of the crystal lattice a = 5.61265 Å, c = 9.18515 Å, u = 0.2597 and the value of the direct band gap Eg = 2.21 eV have been calculated. Using the sublattice method, the origin of the bands in the crystal from the Li, Ga, Se sublattices and cationic tetrahedra LiSe4 and GaSe4 has been established. For long-wavelength oscillation frequencies at the Γ point, the contributions of individual atomic vibrations to the vibrational modes of the crystal have been determined. A map of the deformation density of the valence electron charge distribution has been obtained. The elastic moduli, Poisson's ratio, and microhardness generally characterize the LiGaSe2 semiconductor as mechanically stable but soft and ductile material.
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