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Tarik Ouahrani
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Understanding the Pressure Effect on the Elastic, Electronic, Vibrational, and Bonding Properties of the CeScO3 Perovskite
2020
D.E. acknowledges the financial support given by the Spanish Ministry of Science, Innovation, and Universities (MCIU) under grant nos. PID2019-106383GB-C41 and RED2018-102612-T (MALTA Consolider-Team network) and by Generalitat Valenciana under Grant Prometeo/2018/123 (EFIMAT). R.F. and A. Lobato are grateful to financial support from Spanish MCIU under grant PGC2018-094814-B-C22. We would like to thank TGCC under the allocation 2020-A0080910433 made by GENCI, the PMMS (Pôle Messin de Modélisation et de Simulation), the Tirant supercomputer (Universitat de Valencia), and the MALTA-Consolider facilities for providing us the computational resources. S.G. and M.B. also acknowledge financial su…
High-Pressure Properties of Wolframite-Type ScNbO4
2022
In this work, we used Raman spectroscopic and optical absorption measurements and first-principles calculations to unravel the properties of wolframite-type ScNbO4 at ambient pressure and under high pressure. We found that monoclinic wolframite-type ScNbO4 is less compressible than most wolframites and that under high pressure it undergoes two phase transitions at ∼5 and ∼11 GPa, respectively. The first transition induces a 9% collapse of volume and a 1.5 eV decrease of the band gap energy, changing the direct band gap to an indirect one. According to calculations, pressure induces symmetry changes (P2/c–Pnna–P2/c). The structural sequence is validated by the agreement between phonon calcul…
Understanding the optical and bonding properties of hybrid metal-halide (C5H16NP) PbX4 (X = Cl, Br, I) perovskite: A density-functional theory study
2021
Abstract Hybrid perovskites have demonstrated high stability and a promising optoelectronic performance for solar-cells. The quest over their functionalities beyond photo-voltaic applications is currently an important challenge. In this work, we have used density-functional theory to study hybrid perovskites. In particular, we have explored how atomic substitution could be used to design their optoelectronic properties. Under this approach, we have investigated the effect of changing the halogen atom (X = Cl, Br, I) on the structural, electronic, and optical properties of (C5H16NP) PbX4 hybrid perovskites. The electronic properties have been computed using hybrid functionals including the …