The absorption and emission spectra of the wurtzite Mn-doped GaN were calculated with cluster models.The predicted lattice parameters become slightly larger than those of undoped cluster.The average bond length of Mn...The absorption and emission spectra of the wurtzite Mn-doped GaN were calculated with cluster models.The predicted lattice parameters become slightly larger than those of undoped cluster.The average bond length of Mn–N is longer than that of Ga–N.Spin density shows that one Mn atom in these clusters has four single electrons with the same direction of the spin polarity.The new energy level with light Mn-doping appears at 1.37 eV above the valance band.The absorption spectra of Mn-doped GaN cover the visible light region.The calculated emission spectra show that the green luminescence of GaN material in experiment did not result from Mn dopant.With the increase of Mn doping,the emission intensity of yellow or blue band increases to different extent and the band-to-band emission band shows red shift from peak at 3.34 to 3.24 eV.展开更多
According to first-principles density functional calculations, we have investigated the magnetic properties of Mn- doped GaN with defects, Ga1-x-yVGxMny N1-z-tVNzOt with Mn substituted at Ga sites, nitrogen vacancies ...According to first-principles density functional calculations, we have investigated the magnetic properties of Mn- doped GaN with defects, Ga1-x-yVGxMny N1-z-tVNzOt with Mn substituted at Ga sites, nitrogen vacancies VN, gallium vacancies VG and oxygen substituted at nitrogen sites. The magnetic interaction in Mn-doped GaN favours the ferromagnetic coupling via the double exchange mechanism. The ground state is found to be well described by a model based on a Mn3＋-d5 in a high spin state coupled via a double exchange to a partially delocalized hole accommodated in the 2p states of neighbouring nitrogen ions. The effect of defects on ferromagnetic coupling is investigated. It is found that in the presence of donor defects, such as oxygen substituted at nitrogen sites, nitrogen vacancy antiferromagnetic interactions appear, while in the case of Ga vacancies, the interactions remain ferromagnetic; in the case of acceptor defects like Mg and Zn codoping, ferromagnetism is stabilized. The formation energies of these defects are computed. Furthermore, the half-metallic behaviours appear in some studied compounds.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (20673019, 20303002)the Key Project of Fujian Province (2005HZ01-2-6)the Foundation of State Key Laboratory of Structural Chemistry (20090060)
文摘The absorption and emission spectra of the wurtzite Mn-doped GaN were calculated with cluster models.The predicted lattice parameters become slightly larger than those of undoped cluster.The average bond length of Mn–N is longer than that of Ga–N.Spin density shows that one Mn atom in these clusters has four single electrons with the same direction of the spin polarity.The new energy level with light Mn-doping appears at 1.37 eV above the valance band.The absorption spectra of Mn-doped GaN cover the visible light region.The calculated emission spectra show that the green luminescence of GaN material in experiment did not result from Mn dopant.With the increase of Mn doping,the emission intensity of yellow or blue band increases to different extent and the band-to-band emission band shows red shift from peak at 3.34 to 3.24 eV.
文摘According to first-principles density functional calculations, we have investigated the magnetic properties of Mn- doped GaN with defects, Ga1-x-yVGxMny N1-z-tVNzOt with Mn substituted at Ga sites, nitrogen vacancies VN, gallium vacancies VG and oxygen substituted at nitrogen sites. The magnetic interaction in Mn-doped GaN favours the ferromagnetic coupling via the double exchange mechanism. The ground state is found to be well described by a model based on a Mn3＋-d5 in a high spin state coupled via a double exchange to a partially delocalized hole accommodated in the 2p states of neighbouring nitrogen ions. The effect of defects on ferromagnetic coupling is investigated. It is found that in the presence of donor defects, such as oxygen substituted at nitrogen sites, nitrogen vacancy antiferromagnetic interactions appear, while in the case of Ga vacancies, the interactions remain ferromagnetic; in the case of acceptor defects like Mg and Zn codoping, ferromagnetism is stabilized. The formation energies of these defects are computed. Furthermore, the half-metallic behaviours appear in some studied compounds.
基金National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.62204127)the Natural Science Foundation of Jiangsu Province(No.BK20215093)State Key Laboratory of Luminescence and Applications(No.SKLA‒2021‒04)。
