Te掺杂单层MoS2的电子结构与光电性质

采用基于密度泛函理论的第一性原理计算,研究了Te掺杂对单层MoS₂能带结构、电子态密度和光电性质的影响。结果表明,本征单层MoS₂属于直接带隙半导体材料,其禁带宽度为1.64 eV。本征单层MoS₂的价带顶主要由S-3p态电子和Mo-4d态电子构成,而其导带底则主要由Mo-4d态电子和S-3p态电子共同决定;Te掺杂单层MoS₂为间接带隙半导体材料,其禁带宽度为1.47 eV。同时通过Te掺杂,使单层MoS₂的静态介电常数增大,禁带宽度变窄,吸收光谱产生红移,研究结果为单层MoS₂在光电器件方面的应用提供了理论基础。     

掺杂对2H-MoTe2光电特性影响的第一性原理研究

MoTe₂是一种非空间反演对称性半导体,由线性偏振光照射,在无偏压条件下可以直接产生光电流,但是非常微弱.掺杂可以改变电子能带结构和降低空间反演对称性,从而有效的增强光电流.本文基于非平衡格林函数-密度泛函理论,采用第一性原理,计算了本征、Nb掺杂、Ti掺杂和W掺杂2H-MoTe₂的能带结构、透射谱和光电流.能带结构表明：Nb掺杂使半导体2H-MoTe₂能带穿越费米能级,转变为金属特性;Ti和W掺杂减小了2H-MoTe₂的带隙,能带没有穿越费米能级,依然为半导体.掺杂都降低2H-MoTe₂的反演对称对称性,从本征的D_3h转变为C_s.从而在线偏振光的照射下可以有效的提高2H-MoTe₂的光电流.同时,发现掺杂可以提高单层2H-MoTe₂在低光子能量下的消光比,如Nb和Ti掺杂单层2H-MoTe₂分别在光子能量1.1 eV和1.2 eV处取得39.48和28.48的高消光比...     

(Cu,N)共掺杂TiO2/MoS2异质结的电子和光学性能:杂化泛函HSE06

在密度泛函理论的基础上,系统地研究了Cu/N（共）掺杂的TiO₂/MoS₂异质结体系的几何结构、电子结构和光学性质.计算发现,TiO₂/MoS₂异质结的带隙相比于纯的TiO₂（101）表面明显变小,Cu/N（共）掺杂TiO₂/MoS₂异质结体系的禁带宽度也明显地减小,这导致光子激发能量的降低和光吸收能力的提高.通过计算Cu/N（共）掺杂TiO₂/MoS₂的差分电荷密度,发现光生电子与空穴积累在掺杂后的TiO₂（101）表面和单层MoS₂之间,这表明掺杂杂质体系可以有效地抑制光生电子-空穴对的复合.此外,我们计算了在不同压力下TiO₂/MoS₂异质结的几何、电子和光学性质,发现适当增加压力可以有效提高异质结的光吸收性能.本文结果表明,Cu/N（共）掺杂TiO₂/MoS₂异质结和对TiO₂/MoS₂异质结加压都能有效地提高材料的光学性能.     

V,Cr,Mn掺杂MoS2磁性的第一性原理研究

基于第一性原理的自旋极化密度泛函理论分别研究了过渡金属V, Cr, Mn掺杂单层MoS₂的电子结构、 磁性和稳定性. 结果表明: V和Mn单掺杂均能产生一定的磁矩, 而磁矩主要集中在掺杂的过渡金属原子上, Cr单掺杂时体系不显示磁性. 进一步讨论双原子掺杂MoS₂ 体系中掺杂原子之间的磁耦合作用发现, Mn掺杂的体系在室温下显示出稳定的铁磁性, 而V掺杂则表现出非自旋极化基态. 形成能的计算表明Mn掺杂的MoS₂体系相对V和Cr 掺杂结构更稳定. 由于Mn掺杂的MoS₂ 不仅在室温下可以获得比较好的铁磁性而且其稳定性很高, 有望在自旋电子器件方面发挥重要的作用. 关键词： 2')" href="#">单层MoS₂ 掺杂 铁磁态 第一性原理     

3d过渡金属元素掺杂Al12N12纳米线几何结构和电子性能的第一性原理研究

基于密度泛函理论的第一性原理计算方法,系统地研究了不同3d过渡金属元素(Sc、Ti、V、Cr、Mn、Fe、Co和Ni)掺杂Al₁₂N₁₂纳米线的几何结构、稳定性和电子结构.结果表明：所有掺杂体系均是热力学稳定的;掺杂Ni时体系保留了原有的非磁性间接带隙半导体特性;当掺杂其它原子(Sc、Ti、V、Cr、Mn、Fe、Co)时体系仍然保持为半导体,但带隙明显减小.掺杂过渡金属原子对于Al₁₂N₁₂纳米线的电子结构具有明显的调控作用,在能带调控和光电方面有潜在的应用前景.     

TiO2纳米管的力学和电子学性质

基于密度泛函理论研究了纤铁矿和锐钛矿型TiO₂纳米管的原子结构、稳定性、Young模量以及电子能带结构.计算结果显示：在纳米管直径较小时,锐钛矿型TiO₂纳米管的稳定性要好于纤铁矿型纳米管,随着管径的增大,纤铁矿型纳米管变得比锐钛矿型纳米管要更稳定.纤铁矿型TiO₂纳米管具有比锐钛矿型纳米管更大的Young模量,力学性能比较优异.另外,通过对电子能带结构的研究发现,手性对TiO₂纳米管的电子结构影响较大,纤铁矿（0,n）型和锐钛矿（n,0）型纳米管为间接带隙半导体,而纤铁矿（n,0）型和锐钛矿（0,n）型纳米管却具有直接带隙. 关键词： 2纳米管')" href="#">TiO₂纳米管 Young模量 间接带隙 直接带隙     

Sb,S共掺杂SnO2电子结构的第一性原理分析

基于第一性原理的密度泛函理论和平面波超软赝势法,采用广义梯度近似算法研究了Sb,S两种元素共掺杂SnO₂材料的电子结构与电学性质.电子结构表明：共掺杂后材料仍然为n型导电直接带隙半导体;电荷密度分布改变,S原子与Sn,Sb原子轨道电子重叠加剧.能带结构表明,Sb,S共掺SnO₂在能带中引入新的能级,能带带隙相比于单掺更加窄化,费米能级进入导带表现出类金属特性.电子态密度计算结果进一步证实了电子转移的正确性：在价带中部,S原子轨道与Sn,Sb轨道发生杂化,电子转移加剧,价带顶部被S 3p轨道占据,提供了更多的空穴载流子,价带顶上移;随着S掺杂浓度的增加,带隙宽度继续减小,导带逐渐变窄,导电性能呈现越来越好的趋势.     

Fe，Ag掺杂单层MoSe2光电性质的第一性原理计算

本文基于第一性原理分别计算了Fe, Ag掺杂对单层MoSe₂电子结构和光电效应的影响,结果表明:与本征单层MoSe₂相比,Fe, Ag掺杂体系的能带更加密集,且费米能级附近均出现了较多杂质能带;通过对分波态密度进行分析,发现其分别是由Fe-3d、Se-4p轨道和Se-4p、Mo-4d轨道所贡献.在近乎整个可见光范围内,Fe, Ag掺杂有效加强了单层MoSe₂的光响应能力,其中Ag掺杂效果最好;这可以归结于掺杂显著改变了单层MoSe₂费米能级附近的能带结构.即掺杂进一步减小了体系的带隙,更有利于电子跃迁,进而产生较大的光响应.研究结果可为单层MoSe₂在光电器件的实际应用提供一定的理论参考.     

Au的金属颗粒对二硫化钼发光增强

二硫化钼(MoS₂)是一种层状的二维过渡金属硫族化合物材料,从块体到单层,禁带由间接带隙变为直接带隙,由于通常机械剥落的单层MoS₂是n型掺杂的,使得其发光效率仍然很低. 在本文中,采用匀胶机旋涂的方法将共振吸收峰在514 nm附近的纳米金颗粒尽可能均匀的铺在单层、双层以及多层的MoS₂样品表面,发现单层和双层样品的光致发光谱(PL谱)分别增强了约30倍和2倍同时伴随着峰位的蓝移,而多层样品的发光强度也略有增强. 拉曼特性揭示了纳米金颗粒对单层和双层MoS₂样品产生了明显的p型掺杂,从而增强了发光;同时纳米金颗粒的表面等离子激元效应对激发光的天线作用也是增强MoS₂的光致发光的一个因素. 关键词： 二硫化钼 光致发光 p型掺杂 Au纳米颗粒     

C掺杂锐钛矿相TiO2吸收光谱的第一性原理研究

运用第一性原理,对C掺杂锐钛矿相TiO₂的电子结构进行了研究,从能带结构理论解释了C掺杂TiO₂吸收光谱的一些实验现象.发现在C掺杂后的锐钛矿相TiO₂的禁带宽度增大,并且在带隙中出现了杂质能级,这些杂质能级主要是由C 2p轨道上的电子构成的,它们之间是独立的,正是这些独立的杂质能级使TiO₂掺杂后可以发生可见光响应.价带上的电子可以吸收一定能量的光子跃迁到杂质能级,而杂质能级上的电子也可以吸收一定能量的光子跃迁到导带,所以从理论上可以计算出掺杂后的TiO₂在可见光范围内存在两个吸收边,与实验中所得到的现象相一致. 关键词： C掺杂 2')" href="#">锐钛矿TiO₂ 能带结构 吸收光谱     

Transport properties of MoS<Subscript>2</Subscript> nanoribbons: edge priority

We report about results from density functional based calculations on structural, electronic and transport properties of one-dimensional MoS₂ nanoribbons with different widths and passivation of their edges. The edge passivation influences the electronic and transport properties of the nanoribbons. This holds especially for nanoribbons with zigzag edges. Nearly independent from the passivation the armchair MoS₂ nanoribbons are semiconductors and their band gaps exhibit an almost constant value of 0.42 eV. Our results illustrate clearly the edge priority on the electronic properties of MoS₂ nanoribbons and indicate problems for doping of MoS₂ nanoribbons.     

Electronic and optical properties of single-layer MoS<Subscript>2</Subscript>

The electronic structures of a MoS₂ monolayer are investigated with the all-electron first principle calculations based on the density functional theory (DFT) and the spin-orbital couplings (SOCs). Our results show that the monolayer MoS₂ is a direct band gap semiconductor with a band gap of 1.8 eV. The SOCs and d-electrons in Mo play a very significant role in deciding its electronic and optical properties. Moreover, electronic elementary excitations are studied theoretically within the diagrammatic self-consistent field theory. Under random phase approximation, it shows that two branches of plasmon modes can be achieved via the conduction-band transitions due to the SOCs, which are different from the plasmons in a two-dimensional electron gas and graphene owing to the quasi-linear energy dispersion in single-layer MoS₂. Moreover, the strong optical absorption up to 10⁵ cm^-1 and two optical absorption edges I and II can be observed. This study is relevant to the applications of monolayer MoS₂ as an advanced photoelectronic device.     

A study on monolayer MoS2 doping at the S site via the first principle calculations

Through the first principle calculation, electronic properties of monolayer MoS₂ doped with single, double, triple and tetra-atoms of P, Cl, O, Se at the surface S site are discussed. Among the substitutional dopant, our calculation results show that when P atoms are doped on a monolayer MoS₂, a shift in the Fermi energy into the valence band is observed, making the system p-type. Meanwhile, band gap gradually decreases as increasing the number of P atoms. On the contrary, Cl is identified as a suitable n-type dopant. It is observed that Cl for initial three dopant behaved as magnetic and afterwards returned to non-magnetic behavior. The band gap of the Cl doped system is also dwindling gradually. Finally, O and Se doped systems have little effect on electronic properties near band gap. Such doping method at the S site, and the TDOS and PDOSs of each doping system provide a detailed of understanding toward working mechanism of the doped and the intrinsic semiconductors. This doping model opens up an avenue for further clarification in the doping systems as well as other dopant using this method.     

From layers to nanotubes: Transition metal disulfides TMS<Subscript>2</Subscript>

MoS₂ and WS₂ layered transition-metal dichalcogenides are indirect band gap semiconductors in their bulk forms. Thinned to a monolayer, they undergo a transition and become direct band gap materials. Layered structures of that kind can be folded to form nanotubes. We present here the electronic structure comparison between bulk, monolayered and tubular forms of transition metal disulfides using first-principle calculations. Our results show that armchair nanotubes remain indirect gap semiconductors, similar to the bulk system, while the zigzag nanotubes, like monolayers, are direct gap materials, what suggests interesting potential applications in optoelectronics.     

The electronic properties tuned by the phase transition between the semiconducting and metallic phase of monolayer MoS2/WS2

Using first-principles methods, we systematically investigate the electronic properties and atomic mechanism of the monolayer MoS₂/WS₂ homo-junction structure, which contains different phase structures, either the semiconducting hexagonal (H) structure or metallic trigonal (T) structure. Through tuning the size of the lateral homo-junction structure of either MoS₂ or WS₂, it can produce different boundaries which induce different phase transferred styles. More interestingly, the electronic structures of homo-junction structures can also be tuned by changing the size of the armchair and zigzag shapes of nanoribbons. The homo-junction structure of either MoS₂ or WS₂ exhibits alterable band structure and band edge position with the changing of the size. The strong dependence of the band offset on the sizes of the homo-junction monolayer also implicates a possible way of patterning quantum structures with size engineering.     

Theoretically exploring the possible configurations,the electronic and transport properties of MoS2-OH bilayer

Inspired by MoS₂-OH bilayer framework (Zhu et al. 2019 [19]), first principles calculations are applied to explore its possible configurations as well as their electronic and transport properties. The calculated results indicate O-MoS₂ and OH…O-MoS₂ are two primary configuration in MoS₂-OH bilayer. It shows negligible difference in electronic structure between O-MoS₂ and pure MoS₂, but a flat band arise at the Fermi level in OH…O-MoS₂. Their contact characteristics show larger binding energy with selected metals and smaller contact barrier with Pt electrode. Besides, the currents of both O-MoS₂ and OH…O-MoS₂ are enlarged compared with that of pure MoS₂ in finite bias, indicating MoS₂-OH bilayer may be potential candidate for future electron device applications.     

Ab initio study of adsorption behaviors of molecular adsorbates on the surface and at the edge of MoS2

Two dimensional (2D) semiconducting materials such as MoS₂ have been actively investigated for their applications in nanodevices and gas sensors (or detectors). In this connection, we have investigated atomic and electronic structures of specific adsorbates on the surface of MoS₂ and the edge of MoS₂ armchair nanoribbons (ANRs) using density functional theory (DFT) calculations. Our calculations reveal that molecular adsorbates are well adsorbed at the edge of MoS₂ than on the surface of MoS₂. Despite the weak van der Waals (vdW) interaction between molecular adsorbates and MoS₂ surface, paramagnetic molecules such as NO and NO₂ induce the reduced band gap in MoS₂ by making the states within the bandgap. On the other hand, adsorbed CO, NO, NO₂, and O₂ at the edge of MoS₂ ANRs have much influence on the band structures of MoS₂ ANRs via dissociation into their constituent atoms, while adsorbed CO₂, NH₃, H₂, and N₂ at the edge of MoS₂ ANRs do not much change the band structure of MoS₂ ANRs due to no dissociation. Further, we identify that dissociated molecules rearrange the charge densities of MoS₂ ANRs by making the states within the bandgap.     

Electronic structures,magnetic properties and band alignments of 3d transition metal atoms doped monolayer MoS2

Utilizing first-principles calculations, the electronic structures, magnetic properties and band alignments of monolayer MoS₂ doped by 3d transition metal atoms have been investigated. It is found that in V, Cr, Mn, Fe-doped monolayers, the nearest neighboring S atoms (S_NN) are antiferromagnetically polarized with the doped atoms. While in Co, Ni, Cu, Zn-doped systems, the S_NN are ferromagnetically coupled with the doped atoms. Moreover, the nearest neighboring Mo atoms also demonstrate spin polarization. Compared with pristine monolayer MoS₂, little change is found for the band edges' positions in the doped systems. The Fermi level is located in the spin-polarized impurity bands, implying a half-metallic state. These results provide fundamental insights for doped monolayer MoS₂ applying in spintronic, optoelectronic and electronic devices.     

First-principles calculations of the monoclinic transition-metal doped NaMnO2 cathode material

ABSTRACT

Using spin-polarised generalised gradient approximation (GGA?+?U), I successfully investigate the electronic properties of the monoclinic NaMnO₂ doped with Cr, Fe and V atom to enhance the electrochemical performance. The expansion of volumes is induced by the dopants. The lowest conduction band and highest valence band are mostly from d orbital of Mn atom and transition-metal dopants which are responsible for the electronic conductivity. Na(Mn, Fe)O₂ is a semiconductor with the reduced band gap. Cr and V doping in NaMnO₂ compound reveal the half-metallic performance. The enhancement of the insertion potentials is induced by transition-metal dopants. The electronic conductivity of NaMnO₂ cathode material is improved by Cr-doping scheme. Finally, this research presents the new horizons for the expenditure of transition-metal doping for designing and improving the NaMnO₂ cathode materials in Na-ion rechargeable batteries.     

Study on structure and properties of transition metal doped BiF3 by first-principles

Structure and physical properties of BiF₃ doped with M=Cr, Cu, Fe, Mn, Ni, Ti, V and Co are calculated by the DFT+U method. Effect of metal doping on the electronic structure and optical response of host materials BiF₃ is investigated systematically. New energy levels are formed and located within the band gap, which could decrease the recombination rate of e⁻/h⁺ pairs. Furthermore, transition metal doping extends the optical absorption of BiF₃ to the visible spectral region.