Electronic and phonon band structure, thermodynamic and optical properties are studied for the CdTe crystal. We calculated the electron and phonon dispersion at high symmetry directions, density of electron and phonon state, temperature dependence feature of Raman spectra, heat capacity, free energy, entropy, enthalpy and Debay temperature estimated with the generalized gradient approximation (GGA). A Perdew–Burke–Ernzerhof functional (PBE) was utilized. To study the optical properties was use a complex dielectric function ε(ħω). All of the calculated parameters correlate well with the known experimental data.
Thin-film CdS layers obtained by the open evaporation method in vacuum are considered and cluster models for calculation of crystal, band structure and thermodynamic parameters are proposed. The thermodynamic parameters of the formation energy ΔE, enthalpy of formation ΔH, Gibbs energy ΔG, entropy ΔS and specific heat capacities at constant pressure and volume for cubic and hexagonal crystallographic modifications are determined. The stable crystal structure for cadmium sulfide was determined from the analysis of Gibbs energy temperature dependences for the sphalerite and wurtzine phases.
Calculations by ab initio methods of equilibrium positions of atoms in the structure, electron density distribution, total energy and frequencies and intensities of infrared vibrational spectra of binary and ternary compounds based on lead chalcogenides. The calculations were performed within the framework of approximations of the density functional theory using the Beke-Lee-Young-Parr exchange-correlation functional (B3LYP) and the Stevens-Bash-Kraus-Jason-Kundari basis set (SBKJC).
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