[Wien] about the fermi level
Andrei Postnikov
apostnik at uni-osnabrueck.de
Wed Oct 29 08:55:38 CET 2003
On Tue, 28 Oct 2003, Yushan Wang wrote:
| DEAR USERS:
|
| for pure TiO2, its total valence band is below the fermi level as it
| should be for a semiconductor.
Right.
| for a nitrogen doped TiO2, it should be a semiconductor too,
If this is indeed so in reality, it might be due to
non-stoichiometry, or the presence of other charge-compensating defects.
(Sorry, I have no previous knowledge about N-doped TiO2).
| but the calculated DOS shows that some valence bands
| are above the fermi level. who know why?
You probably simply substitute a (hopefully small) number or your O by N,
so the Fermi level slightly displaces away from the gap, what's wrong?
Best regards,
Andrei Poostnikov
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