Magnetism in doped two-dimensional honeycomb structures of III-V binary compounds

Abstract

Using first-principles plane-wave calculations systematic study of magnetic properties of doped two-dimensional honeycomb structures of III-V binary compounds have been conducted, either for magnetic or nonmagnetic dopants. Calculations show, that all cases where magnetic moment is non-zero are energetically more favorable. For such cases band structure and (partial) density of states were calculated and analyzed in detail. The possible applications of these structures were also discussed.

5 pages, 4 figures, 2 tables, sub. to phys. stat. sol.(b)

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