Dirac Fermions in Blue-Phosphorus
arXiv:1408.6310 · doi:10.1088/2053-1583/1/3/031002
Abstract
We propose that Dirac cones can be engineered in phosphorene with fourfold-coordinated phosphorus atom. The key is to separate in energy the in-plane (, and ) and out-of-plane () oribtals through the configuration, yielding respective - and -character Dirac cones, and then quench the latter. As a proof-of-principle study, we realize -character Dirac cone in hydrogenated/fluorinated phosphorene with the honeycomb lattice. The obtained Dirac cones are at -points, slightly anisotropic, with Fermi velocities of 0.91/1.23 times that of graphene along K/KM direction, and maintain a good linearity up to 2 eV for holes. One substantive advantage of -character Dirac cone is its convenience to tune the Dirac gap via in-plane strain. Our findings pave a new way for development of high performance electronic devices based on Dirac materials.
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