Invariant expansion of the 30-band k.p model and its parameters for III-V compounds
arXiv:2201.03234 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.105.045202
Abstract
In this work we derive a ready-to-use symmetry invariant expansion of the full-zone 30-band k.p Hamiltonian for the Td point group. In order to find respective parameters, the band structures of III-V materials were calculated within a state-of-the-art Density Functional Theory (DFT) approach and used next as targets to adjust the k.p bands. A satisfactory agreement of the k.p model with the DFT band structures, for all the tested zinc blende III-V semiconductors, has been achieved. Values of many of the parameters have not been known so far. We also compare the fitted k.p parameters with the values calculated using momentum matrix elements obtained directly from the DFT.
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