Robust electro-mechanical actuation in hydrogenated Xenes leading to reversible topological transition

N. S. Sujith; N. K. Mondal; Joydeep Bhattacharjee

doi:10.1039/d5nr02296g

January 1, 2025NanoscaleOpen Access

Robust electro-mechanical actuation in hydrogenated Xenes leading to reversible topological transition

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Reversible onset of topological insulator phase can be achieved through in-plane electro-mechanical actuation.
Systems exhibit robust performance when electro-mechanical forces are systematically applied, indicating strong material properties.
First principles calculations reveal that heavier Xenes uniquely respond to electro-mechanical stimuli, enabling diverse applications.
This work emphasizes the potential of using mechanical actuation to influence electronic properties in advanced materials.

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Research shows reversible topological transitions in Xenes using electro-mechanical actuation, suggesting a novel method for manipulating material phases.

Abstract

We report from first principles, the possibility of reversible onset of topological insulator(TI) phase in heavier Xanes exclusively through in-plane electro-mechanical actuation. It is found possible to systematically induce robust...

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