Electronic properties and quasi-particle model of monolayer MoSiN
arXiv:2103.15325 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.104.155110
Abstract
By a combined study with first-principles calculations and symmetry analysis, we theoretically investigate the electronic properties of monolayer MoSiN. While the spin-orbital coupling results in bands splitting, the horizontal mirror symmetry locks the spin polarization along z-direction. In addition, a three-band tight-binding model is constructed to describe the low-energy quasi-particle states of monolayer MoSiN, which can be generalized to strained MoSiN and its derivatives. The calculations using the tight-binding model show an undamped -dependent plasmon mode that agrees well with the results of first-principles calculations. Our model can be extended to be suitable for future theoretical and numerical studies of low-energy properties in MoSiN family materials. Furthermore, the study of electronic properties of monolayer MoSiN paves a way for its applications in spintronics and plasmonics.
arXiv comment8 pages, 8 figures
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