Fluorite-type materials in the monolayer limit

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Autores principales: Ono, Shota, Pawar, Ravinder
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author Ono, Shota
Pawar, Ravinder
author_facet Ono, Shota
Pawar, Ravinder
contents The 2H, 1T, and their distorted structures are known as prototype structures of $AB_2$ monolayers. Here, we study a puckered structure that is truncated from the (110) surface of fluorite-type materials. 53 fluorite-type materials are investigated based on first-principles approach. The formation energy calculations indicate that seven systems form the puckered structure in the monolayer limit, while other systems form either 1T, 2H, or distorted 1T structures. The puckered structures of PbF$_2$, PRh$_2$, and Ga$_2$Au exhibit negative Poisson's ratio (NPR) in the out-of-plane direction. An analytical model for the NPR is derived. The surface energy calculations predict the appearance of NPR.
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spellingShingle Fluorite-type materials in the monolayer limit
Ono, Shota
Pawar, Ravinder
Materials Science
The 2H, 1T, and their distorted structures are known as prototype structures of $AB_2$ monolayers. Here, we study a puckered structure that is truncated from the (110) surface of fluorite-type materials. 53 fluorite-type materials are investigated based on first-principles approach. The formation energy calculations indicate that seven systems form the puckered structure in the monolayer limit, while other systems form either 1T, 2H, or distorted 1T structures. The puckered structures of PbF$_2$, PRh$_2$, and Ga$_2$Au exhibit negative Poisson's ratio (NPR) in the out-of-plane direction. An analytical model for the NPR is derived. The surface energy calculations predict the appearance of NPR.
title Fluorite-type materials in the monolayer limit
topic Materials Science
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2404.09394