Investigation of the performance of T-carbon ِnanostructure as optical absorbing material under hydrostatic stress

Alborznia, Hamidreza

doi:10.47176/ijpr.24.2.51897

Investigation of the performance of T-carbon ِnanostructure as optical absorbing material under hydrostatic stress

Document Type : Original Article

Author

Hamidreza Alborznia

Department of Physics, Center of Basic Science, Khatam ol-Anbia (PBU) University, Tehran, Iran

https://doi.org/10.47176/ijpr.24.2.51897

Abstract

In this research, we use first-principles calculations based on density functional theory (DFT) to investigate the electro-optical performance of a three-dimensional T-carbon nanostructure. In addition to analyzing the dynamic and static stability of the optimized structure of the T-carbon unit cell, as new research, the electro-optical properties of T-carbon, under the effect of omnidirectional hydrostatic stress on the unit cell up to 9 GPa, were simulated by using computational codes. The obtained results indicate the acceptable performance of this nanostructure as a suitable optical absorbent material. This three-dimensional nanostructure can be used to design innovative components such as electro-optical sensors, light intensifiers, optical detectors, and organic perovskite solar cells.

Keywords

density function theory

carbon allotrope

three-dimensional T-carbon nanostructure

electro-optical properties

Subjects

Atomic and Molecular Physics

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