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Conducting boron sheets formed by the reconstruction of the α-boron (111) surface

M. Amsler, S. Botti, M. Marques, S. Goedecker

Physical Review Letters, 111, 136101, (2013)

DOI: 10.1103/physrevlett.111.136101

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Systematic ab initio structure prediction was applied for the first time to predict low energy surface reconstructions by employing the minima hopping method on the α-boron (111) surface. Novel reconstruction geometries were identified and carefully characterized in terms of structural and electronic properties. Our calculations predict the formation of a planar, monolayer sheet at the surface, which is responsible for conductive surface states. Furthermore, the isolated boron sheet is shown to be the ground state 2D structure in vacuum at a hole density of η=1/5 and is therefore a potential candidate as a precursor for boron nanostructures.

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