First principles calculation of the valence band offsets for \b{eta}- polytype of A3B6 layered crystals
Z.A.Jahangirli, F.M. Hashimzade, D.A. Huseynova, B.H. Mehdiyev, and, N.B. Mustafayev

TL;DR
This study uses first principles calculations to analyze how the valence band offsets in eta3B6 layered crystals vary with thickness, revealing a threshold beyond which the offsets stabilize.
Contribution
It provides the first detailed first-principles analysis of valence band offsets in eta3B6 layered compounds as a function of crystal thickness.
Findings
Valence band offsets stabilize beyond 12 layers.
Thickness influences the photothreshold in layered crystals.
First-principles approach effectively models layered crystal properties.
Abstract
The valence band offsets (VBO) for the \b{eta}-type A3B6 layered compounds depending on the thickness of the crystals have been investigated from the first principles, based on the density functional theory. To simulate the structure of a given thickness the periodic slab model was used. Two adjacent crystal slabs consisting of several layers were separated by a vacuum region of two-layer width. It is shown that at the crystal thickness more than 12 layers, photothreshold practically becomes independent on the thickness of the crystal.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Semiconductor Detectors and Materials · Crystal Structures and Properties · High-pressure geophysics and materials
