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Theoretical Study Of Superconductivity Of Two-dimensional Materials With Light Element

Posted on:2024-08-16Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Y P LiFull Text:PDF
GTID:2530306923485164Subject:Condensed matter physics
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Since the discovery of superconductivity by Onnes in 1911,exploring the superconductivity of materials has become one of the hot research directions in physics.Among them,two-dimensional(2D)superconducting materials have the characteristics of no dissipation,small size and easy regulation,which have important application value in superconducting micro and nano devices.Therefore,the exploration of two-dimensional high-temperature superconductors has become a research hotspot.Based on the Bardeen-Cooper-Schrieffer(BCS)theory of conventional superconductors,superconductors with higher density of states at the Fermi level,stronger electron-phonon coupling(EPC),and higher vibration frequencies generally have higher superconducting transition temperatures.It is known that the lighter the atomic mass,the higher the phonon frequency.Thus,it is possible to search high-temperature superconductors in systems containing lightweight elements.Based on the above analysis,we studied the superconductivity of the following three graphene-like systems composed of lightweight elements.Ⅰ)The superconductivity of hydrogenated PC3(HPC3)was studied based on the first-principles density functional theoretical calculation.The results show that PC3transforms from semiconductor to metal after hydrogenation,and has strong electron-phonon coupling(EPC).Based on the EPC mechanism,it is found that the EPC constant is 0.95,which is mainly due to the coupling between the c-πelectron and the in-plane vibration modes of C and H.The superconducting transition temperature Tccalculated by Mc Millian-Allen-Dynes formula is 31.0 K,which is higher than most two-dimensional superconductors.By applying a further 3%biaxial tensile strain,the Tccan be raised to 57.3K,exceeding the Mc Millan limit.Ⅱ)The metal-absorpted superconductivity of monolayer hexagonal phosphide(h-BP)compound MBP(M=Li,Na,Ti)were studied.The calculation results show that monolayer h-BP transforms from semiconductor to metal after metal atoms Li,Na and Ti adsorption.Based on the traditional EPC mechanism,it is found that the coupling between electrons and out-of-plane vibration of B and P atoms has a great influence on the EPC intensity.For MBP(M=Li,Na,Ti),the calculated total EPC constants are 1.76,0.64 and 1.54,respectively,and the superconducting transition temperature Tcare 26.38 K,6.05 K and 14.58 K,respectively.Ⅲ)The superconductivity of monolayer hexagonal boron carbon(BC)compound MBC(M=Na,K)adsorbed by metal was studied.The results show that MBC(M=Na,K)is metallic and superconducting.Based on the EPC mechanism,the EPC constants of MBC(M=Na,K)are calculated to be 0.97 and 1.48,respectively.In both Na BC and KBC systems,the EPC results from the coupling between electrons and the in-plane vibrations of C and B.The superconducting transition temperature Tcof MBC(M=Na,K)are 34.1 K and 41.7K,respectively.Under biaxial tensile strain,the Tcof Na BC can reach 45.6 K.Through above three works,it can be seen that the 2D lightweight element system can induce superconductivity through different electronic regulation methods and has a high superconducting transition temperature Tc.These works can provide theoretical basis for the future research on the superconductivity of 2D lightweight element systems.
Keywords/Search Tags:Two-dimensional lightweight element system, electron-phonon coupling, metal adsorption, biaxial tensile strain, superconductivity
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