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控制绝缘表面的极化:吸附在绝缘膜上分子的准粒子计算

Controlling polarization at insulating surfaces: quasiparticle calculations for molecules adsorbed on insulator films

Christoph Freysoldt, Patrick Rinke, Matthias Scheffler

摘要:

通过准粒子能量计算的G 0 W 0方法,我们显示了典型的绝缘体/半导体系统NaCl/Ge(001),在界面处的极化效应显着影响分子的激发光谱吸附在表面上的NaCl薄膜。可以通过改变膜的厚度来控制效应的大小,从而为调节例如分子电子学或量子输运中的电子激发提供新的机会。极化效应是可见的,即使是NaCl膜本身的激发光谱,这具有重要意义的解释绝缘体表面的表征的表面科学实验。

英文摘要:

By means of quasiparticle-energy calculations in the G0W0 approach, we show for the prototypical insulator/semiconductor system NaCl/Ge(001) that polarization effects at the interfaces noticeably affect the excitation spectrum of molecules adsorbed on the surface of the NaCl films. The magnitude of the effect can be controlled by varying the thickness of the film, offering new opportunities for tuning electronic excitations in e.g. molecular electronics or quantum transport. Polarization effects are visible even for the excitation spectrum of the NaCl films themselves, which has important implications for the interpretation of surface science experiments for the characterization of insulator surfaces.

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