Superconductivity of monolayer MoC: the key role of functional groups
arXiv:1701.00914 · doi:10.1063/1.4974085
Abstract
Monolayer MoC is a new member of two-dimensional materials. Here the electronic structure and lattice dynamics of monolayer MoC are calculated. According to the electron-phonon interaction, it is predicted that monolayer MoC could be a quasi-two-dimensional superconductor and the effects of functional-groups are crucially important considering its unsaturated surface. Despite the suppressed superconductivity by chalcogen adsorption, our most interesting prediction is that the electron-phonon interaction of monolayer MoC can be greatly enhanced by bromine absorbtion, suggesting that MoCBr as a good candidate for nanoscale superconductor.
6 pages, 6 figures
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