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Nucleation and crystallization process of silicon using Stillinger-Weber potential
Philippe Beaucage, Normand Mousseau
We study the homogeneous nucleation process in Stillinger-Weber silicon in the NVT ensemble. A clear first-order transition from the liquid to crystal phase is observed thermodynam…
Self-vacancies in Gallium Arsenide: an ab initio calculation
Fedwa El-Mellouhi, Normand Mousseau
We report here a reexamination of the static properties of vacancies in GaAs by means of first-principles density-functional calculations using localized basis sets. Our calculated…
Liquid-liquid phase transition in Stillinger-Weber silicon
Philippe Beaucage, Normand Mousseau
It was recently demonstrated that the Stillinger-Weber silicon undergoes a liquid-liquid first-order phase transition deep into the supercooled region (Sastry and Angell, Nature Ma…
Stable fourfold configurations for small vacancy clusters in silicon from ab initio calculations
D. V. Makhov, Laurent J. Lewis
Using density-functional-theory calculations, we have identified new stable configurations for tri-, tetra-, and penta-vacancies in silicon. These new configurations consist of com…
The origin of the E+ transition in GaAsN alloys
V. Timoshevskii, N. Madini, M. Cote +1
Optical properties of GaAsN system with nitrogen concentrations in the range of 0.9-3.7% are studied by full-potential LAPW method in a supercell approach. The E+ transition is ide…