High-throughput identification of one-dimensional atomic wires and first principles calculations of their electronic states

【摘要】 Low dimensional materials are suitable candidates applying in next-generation high-performance electronic, optoelectronic, and energy storage devices because of their uniquely physical and chemical properties. In particular, onedimensional(1 D) atomic wires(AWs) exfoliating from 1 D van der Waals(vd W) bulks are more promising in next generation nanometer(nm) even sub-nm device applications owing to their width of few-atoms scale and free dandling bonds states. Although several 1 D AWs have been experimentally prepared, few 1 D AW candidates could be practically applied in devices owing to lack of enough suitable 1 D AWs. Herein, 367 kinds of 1 D AWs have been screened and the corresponding computational database including structures, electronic structures, magnetic states, and stabilities of these 1 D AWs has been organized and established. Among these systems, unary and binary 1 D AWs with relatively small exfoliation energy are thermodynamically stable and theoretically feasible to be exfoliated. More significantly, rich quantum states emerge,such as 1 D semiconductors, 1 D metals, 1 D semimetals, and 1 D magnetism. This database will offer an ideal platform to further explore exotic quantum states and exploit practical device applications using 1 D materials. The database are openly available at http://www.dx.doi.org/10.11922/sciencedb.j00113.00004.更多还原

【Abstract】 Low dimensional materials are suitable candidates applying in next-generation high-performance electronic, optoelectronic, and energy storage devices because of their uniquely physical and chemical properties. In particular, onedimensional(1 D) atomic wires(AWs) exfoliating from 1 D van der Waals(vd W) bulks are more promising in next generation nanometer(nm) even sub-nm device applications owing to their width of few-atoms scale and free dandling bonds states. Although several 1 D AWs have been experimentally prepared, few 1 D AW candidates could be practically applied in devices owing to lack of enough suitable 1 D AWs. Herein, 367 kinds of 1 D AWs have been screened and the corresponding computational database including structures, electronic structures, magnetic states, and stabilities of these 1 D AWs has been organized and established. Among these systems, unary and binary 1 D AWs with relatively small exfoliation energy are thermodynamically stable and theoretically feasible to be exfoliated. More significantly, rich quantum states emerge,such as 1 D semiconductors, 1 D metals, 1 D semimetals, and 1 D magnetism. This database will offer an ideal platform to further explore exotic quantum states and exploit practical device applications using 1 D materials. The database are openly available at http://www.dx.doi.org/10.11922/sciencedb.j00113.00004.更多还原