Phonon spectrum and bonding properties of BiSe: Role of strong spin-orbit interaction
arXiv:1201.6253 · doi:10.1063/1.3689759
Abstract
Phonon dispersions of one typical three-dimensional topological insulator BiSe have been studied within density functional theory. The soft modes of two acoustic branches along the and directions within the pure local density approximation will transit to show imaginary frequency oscillating after including the spin-orbit interaction (SOI). Similar phenomenon has also been observed for BiTe. Besides, we have found that the weak van der Waals forces between two Se1 layers in BiSe are strengthened by turning on the SOI.
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