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A tight binding and [Formula: see text] study of monolayer stanene.


ABSTRACT: Stanene is a single layer of tin atoms which has been discovered as an emerging material for quantum spin Hall related applications. In this paper, we present an accurate tight-binding model for single layer stanene near the Fermi level. We parameterized the onsite and hopping energies for the nearest, second nearest, and third nearest neighbor tight-binding method, both without and with spin orbital coupling. We derived the analytical solution for the [Formula: see text]and [Formula: see text] points and numerically investigated the buckling effect on the material electronic properties. In these points of the reciprocal space, we also discuss a corresponding [Formula: see text] description, obtaining the value of the [Formula: see text] parameters both analytically from the tight-binding ones, and numerically, fitting the ab-initio dispersion relations. Our models provide a foundation for large scale atomistic device transport calculations.

SUBMITTER: Jiang L 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC5608720 | biostudies-literature | 2017 Sep

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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A tight binding and [Formula: see text] study of monolayer stanene.

Jiang Liming L   Marconcini Paolo P   Hossian Md Sharafat MS   Qiu Wanzhi W   Evans Robin R   Macucci Massimo M   Skafidas Efstratios E  

Scientific reports 20170921 1


Stanene is a single layer of tin atoms which has been discovered as an emerging material for quantum spin Hall related applications. In this paper, we present an accurate tight-binding model for single layer stanene near the Fermi level. We parameterized the onsite and hopping energies for the nearest, second nearest, and third nearest neighbor tight-binding method, both without and with spin orbital coupling. We derived the analytical solution for the [Formula: see text]and [Formula: see text]  ...[more]

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