Electrons and phonons in single layers of hexagonal indium chalcogenides from ab initio calculations
arXiv:1403.4389 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.89.205416
Abstract
We use density functional theory to calculate the electronic band structures, cohesive energies, phonon dispersions, and optical absorption spectra of two-dimensional InX crystals, where X is S, Se, or Te. We identify two crystalline phases (alpha and beta) of monolayers of hexagonal InX, and show that they are characterized by different sets of Raman-active phonon modes. We find that these materials are indirect-band-gap semiconductors with a sombrero-shaped dispersion of holes near the valence-band edge. The latter feature results in a Lifshitz transition (a change in the Fermi-surface topology of hole-doped InX) at hole concentrations cm, cm, and cm for X=S, Se, and Te, respectively, for alpha-InX and cm, cm, and cm for beta-InX.
9 pages. arXiv admin note: text overlap with arXiv:1302.6067
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