[Wien] increase band gap with change RMT.
    arash bouchani 
    a_bouchani at yahoo.com
       
    Wed Jan 28 17:14:31 CET 2004
    
    
  
Dear  all  Wein2K Users
We work on electronic structure of InN (III-V group of semiconductors).In literatures there are some different experimental values for energy gap for it.
As follows:
1-                   Eg =0.7ev 
2-                   Eg =1.8ev 
In computational point of view people have got values like:
1-emprical pseudopotential calculation Eg = 2ev 
2-first  principles treatment in the local density approximation  Eg = 1.3ev 
3-                   ortogonalized linear-combination of atomic orbitals(OLCAO)  Eg = 1.02ev
4-                   Linear muffintin-orbitals (LMTO)  Eg = 0.26ev 
5-                   full-potential linear muffin-tin orbital (FLMTO)  Eg = -0.26ev 
 
First of all we used LDA and GGA(96) approximations leading to:
1-                   Eg = 0.16 ev (for LDA)
2-                    Eg = 0.17ev (for GGA)
Which are far from  experimental values for this reason I used Engle&Vosko approximation 
for obtaining energy gap choosing 25 in {case.in0 file}.We obtain Eg = 0.29975ev (with  RMT In=1.85 A and RMT N=1.75 A).
As the value of Eg show still there is a discussion for  Eg value.
Would you kindly tell me which approximation is suitable for III-V compunds semiconductors specially InN?
As for as know changing the RMT values (whit no error ) in any run(by Engle&Vosko approximation) would not effect in Eg values.But I got several values for Eg by choosing different values for RMT as follow:
     1-  RMT In = 1.85 A
   RMT  N = 1.75 A  ,  Eg = 0.29975ev
 
2-RMT In = 2 A
   RMT N = 1.7 A ,  Eg = 0.33221ev
 
3-RMT In = 2.2 A
    RMT N = 1.7 A ,  Eg = 0.32423ev
 
Can you please tell me why we have got different values of Eg for various RMT ?
 
 thankyou -Arash bouchani.
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