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arXiv 1608.02467cond-mat.mtrl-scicond-mat.mes-hall
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Number Series of Atoms, Interatomic Bonds and Interface Bonds Defining Zinc-Blende Nanocrystals as Function of Size, Shape and Surface Orientation: Analytic Tools to Interpret Solid State Spectroscopy Data

Dirk König

英文摘要:

Semiconductor nanocrystals (NCs) experience stress and charge transfer by embedding materials or ligands and impurity atoms. In return, the environment of NCs experiences a NC stress response which may lead to matrix deformation and propagated strain. Up to now, there is no universal gauge to evaluate the stress impact on NCs and their response as a function of NC size $d_{\mathrm{NC}}$. I deduce geometrical number series as analytical tools to obtain the number of NC atoms $N_{\mathrm{NC}}(d_{\mathrm{NC}}[i])$, bonds between NC atoms $N\mathrm{_{bnd}}(d_{\mathrm{NC}}[i])$ and interface bonds $N\mathrm{_{IF}}(d_{\mathrm{NC}}[i])$ for seven high symmetry zinc-blende (zb) NCs with low-index faceting: {001} cubes, {111} octahedra, {110} dodecahedra, {001}-{111} pyramids, {111} tetrahedra, {111}-{001} quatrodecahedra and {001}-{111} quadrodecahedra. The fundamental insights into NC structures revealed here allow for major advancements in data interpretation and understanding of zb- and diamond-lattice based nanomaterials. The analytical number series can serve as a standard procedure for stress evaluation in solid state spectroscopy due to their deterministic nature, easy use and general applicability over a wide range of spectroscopy methods as well as NC sizes, forms and materials.

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