We present an ab initio calculation of the infrared vibrational spectrum of amorphous silicon. The electron polarization, which is the main ingredient to obtain the infrared spectra, is evaluated using the recent formulation in terms of Berry's phase, while the time evolution of the system is studied using Car-Parrinello molecular dynamics. Our results are in quantitative agreement with experimental data and also with the results of empirical calculations based on a bond-dipole model. © 1997 American Institute of Physics.

Debernardi, A., Bernasconi, M., Cardona, M., Parrinello, M. (1997). Infrared absorption in amorphous silicon from ab initio molecular dynamics. APPLIED PHYSICS LETTERS, 71(18), 2692-2694 [10.1063/1.120188].

Infrared absorption in amorphous silicon from ab initio molecular dynamics

BERNASCONI, MARCO;
1997

Abstract

We present an ab initio calculation of the infrared vibrational spectrum of amorphous silicon. The electron polarization, which is the main ingredient to obtain the infrared spectra, is evaluated using the recent formulation in terms of Berry's phase, while the time evolution of the system is studied using Car-Parrinello molecular dynamics. Our results are in quantitative agreement with experimental data and also with the results of empirical calculations based on a bond-dipole model. © 1997 American Institute of Physics.
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ab-initio simulations, infrared spectroscopy, amorphous silicon
English
1997
71
18
2692
2694
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Debernardi, A., Bernasconi, M., Cardona, M., Parrinello, M. (1997). Infrared absorption in amorphous silicon from ab initio molecular dynamics. APPLIED PHYSICS LETTERS, 71(18), 2692-2694 [10.1063/1.120188].
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