Prediction of Anisotropic Single-Dirac-Cones in BiSb Thin Films
arXiv:1110.5391 · doi:10.1021/nl300064d
Abstract
The electronic band structures of BiSb thin films can be varied as a function of temperature, pressure, stoichiometry, film thickness and growth orientation. We here show how different anisotropic single-Dirac-cones can be constructed in a BiSb thin film for different applications or research purposes. For predicting anisotropic single-Dirac-cones, we have developed an iterative-two-dimensional-two-band model to get a consistent inverse-effective-mass-tensor and band-gap, which can be used in a general two-dimensional system that has a non-parabolic dispersion relation as in a BiSb thin film system.
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