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Ab initio calculations of optical constants of GaSe and InSe layered crystals S. Y. Sarkisov, A. V. Kosobutsky, V. N. Brudnyi, Y. N. Zhuravlev

Contributor(s): Sarkisov, Sergey Yu | Brudnyi, Valentin N | Zhuravlev, Yurii N | Kosobutsky, Alexey VMaterial type: ArticleArticleSubject(s): оптические константы | селенид индия | селенид галлия | коэффициент поглощенияGenre/Form: статьи в журналах Online resources: Click here to access online In: Physics of the solid state Vol. 57, № 9. P. 1735-1740Abstract: The dielectric functions, refractive indices, and extinction coefficients of GaSe and InSe layered crystals have been calculated within the density functional theory. The calculations have been performed for the values of theoretical structural parameters optimized using the exchange-correlation functional, which allows one to take into account the dispersion interactions. It has been found that optical functions are characterized by the most pronounced polarization anisotropy in the range of photon energies of ∼4–7 eV. The frequency dependences for InSe compound in the range up to 4 eV demonstrate the more pronounced anisotropy as compared to GaSe. The results obtained for GaSe crystal agree better with the experimental data as compared to the previous calculations.
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The dielectric functions, refractive indices, and extinction coefficients of GaSe and InSe layered crystals have been calculated within the density functional theory. The calculations have been performed for the values of theoretical structural parameters optimized using the exchange-correlation functional, which allows one to take into account the dispersion interactions. It has been found that optical functions are characterized by the most pronounced polarization anisotropy in the range of photon energies of ∼4–7 eV. The frequency dependences for InSe compound in the range up to 4 eV demonstrate the more pronounced anisotropy as compared to GaSe. The results obtained for GaSe crystal agree better with the experimental data as compared to the previous calculations.

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