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Cite this article as: Yao Deng-Lang,Huang Ze-Chen,Guo Xiang,Ding Zhao,Wang Yi. First-principles calculation of MoSi2N4 doped with transition metals W、Mn、V and Ti [J]. J. At. Mol. Phys.(原子与分子物理学报), 2024, 41: 066004 (in Chinese)
First-principles calculation of MoSi2N4 doped with transition metals W、Mn、V and Ti
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Key Words   2D MoSi2N4  Density functional theory  Doping  Optical properties
Author NameAffiliationE-mail
Yao Deng-Lang Guizhou university 2090913494@qq.com 
Huang Ze-Chen 贵州大学  
Guo Xiang 贵州大学  
Ding Zhao 贵州大学  
Wang Yi* Guizhou university ywang16@gzu.edu.cn 
Abstract
    The changes in the geometric structure, electrical structure, and optical characteristics of the substitution-doped MoSi2N4 crystal with W, Mn, V, and Ti were estimated using the fundamental principles of density functional theory (DFT). According to the electronic structure study, the prohibited band widths for W, Mn, W, and Ti doped two-dimensional MoSi2N4 are 1.806 eV, 1.003 eV, 1.218 eV, and 1.373 eV, respectively. Given that the doping structure is a p-type semiconductor and that the impurity energy level is the dominant energy level, the impurity energy level introduced by W doping is close to the top of the valence band. Since the Fermi energy level and the impurity energy level are both near to the conduction band bottom and the doping structure is an n-type semiconductor, the impurity energy level introduced by Mn doping is also known as the sender energy level. The Fermi energy level, which is a part of the recombination center, is close to the impurity energy levels brought about by V and Ti doping. The optical property analysis shows that in the energy interval of 2 eV~4 eV, the absorption wavelength of the W-doped structure is 336 nm and the system is red-shifted; the absorption wavelengths of the Mn, V and Ti alternatively doped are 320 nm, 358 nm and 338 nm, respectively, and the doped systems are blue-shifted.

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