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March 15, 1994Physical review. B, Condensed matter326 citations

Transferable tight-binding models for silicon

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IKI. KwonRBR. BiswasCWC. Z. Wang

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A transferable tight-binding model for silicon is found by fitting the energies of silicon in various bulk crystal structures and examining functional parametrizations of the tight-binding forms. The model has short-range radial forms similar to the tight-binding Hamiltonian of Goodwin, Skinner, and Pettifor but can be utilized in molecular dynamics with a fixed radial cutoff for all structural configurations. In addition to a very good fit to the energy of Si in different bulk crystal structures the model describes very well the elastic constants, defect-formation energies for vacancies and interstitials in crystalline silicon, the melting of Si, and short-range order in liquid silicon. Results for phonon frequencies and Gr\"uneisen constants in c-Si are also presented.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a219d24f6aa648d3a5833fahttps://doi.org/10.1103/physrevb.49.7242
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