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First-principles calculations reveal vibrational properties in Mg–IV–N2 semiconductors, indicating their utility in electronics.
Mg–IV–N2 compounds with IV = Si, Ge, and Sn are ultra-wide bandgap semiconductors with various potential electronic and optoelectronic applications. They share the Pna21 space group crystal structure. Here, we present density functional perturbation theory calculations of the vibrational modes of these materials. We focus on the vibrational modes at the zone center to establish the relation between vibrational modes and their corresponding point-group symmetries, which determine the Raman and infrared spectra but also report the full Brillouin zone phonon dispersions and density of states. We also determine the piezoelectric tensor and the elastic compliance tensor.
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