2010
DOI: 10.1103/physrevb.81.155210
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Predicted band structures of III-V semiconductors in the wurtzite phase

Abstract: While non-nitride III-V semiconductors typically have a zincblende structure, they may also form wurtzite crystals under pressure or when grown as nanowhiskers. This makes electronic structure calculation difficult since the band structures of wurtzite III-V semiconductors are poorly characterized. We have calculated the electronic band structure for nine III-V semiconductors in the wurtzite phase using transferable empirical pseudopotentials including spin-orbit coupling. We find that all the materials have d… Show more

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“…Our finding is strongly supported by the fact that for all other III-V semiconductor NWs of WZ phase RR measured gap energy ( 9hh  7C ) is lower than the values estimated by De and Pryor in Ref. [19] using pseudopotential calculations. In a recent report the direct band gap (( 9hh  8C ) of GaP NWs is measured to be 2.09 eV using photoluminescence measurements [22], while the estimate of Ref.…”
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“…Our finding is strongly supported by the fact that for all other III-V semiconductor NWs of WZ phase RR measured gap energy ( 9hh  7C ) is lower than the values estimated by De and Pryor in Ref. [19] using pseudopotential calculations. In a recent report the direct band gap (( 9hh  8C ) of GaP NWs is measured to be 2.09 eV using photoluminescence measurements [22], while the estimate of Ref.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 86%
“…In a report with full band structure pseudopotential model, the Raman gap is estimated to be 2.88 eV [19]. Our measured zero temperature value of ~2.47 eV falls in between these two estimates, and is not too far from the pseudopotential value.…”
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confidence: 60%
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