First-principles calculations reveal band gap properties in sulfide perovskite BaZrS₃, suggesting unique electronic characteristics.
We use first-principles density functional theory calculations to investigate the ground-state structure of sulfide perovskite BaZrS₃. The material has a lower band gap than its oxide analog BaZrO₃. Neither are ferroelectric in the ground state at 𝑇=0 K. We also examine the IR-active phonon contributions to the dielectric constant 𝜖 of BaZrS₃, which are then compared to those of BaZrO₃. The roles of atomic size, mass, and covalency are discussed with regard to band gap and dielectric response.
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