Stability of the bandgap in Cu-poor CuInSe2
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Recent photoluminescence studies report that the bandgap energy Eg ≃ 1.0 eV of CuInSe2 is stable for Cu-poor compounds [Cu]/[In] < 1, despite the fact that Cu vacancies and (Incu + 2VCu) complexes increase the energy gap. In this work, the impact on Eg due to the presence of native defects is analyzed using a screened hybrid density functional approach. We demonstrate that the formation energy of neutral (CuIn + Incu) anti-site dimers decreases for CuInSe2 compounds when [Cu]/[In] decreases. This is explained in terms of the octet rule for the Se atoms next to the (Incu + 2VCu) defects. As a consequence, Cu-poor CuInSe2 involves the large [(Incu + 2VCu) + (CuIn + Incu)] complexes where the anti-site defects stabilize Eg, in agreement with experimental findings.
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<front><div type="abstract" xml:lang="en">Recent photoluminescence studies report that the bandgap energy E<sub>g</sub>
≃ 1.0 eV of CuInSe<sub>2</sub>
is stable for Cu-poor compounds [Cu]/[In] < 1, despite the fact that Cu vacancies and (Inc<sub>u</sub>
+ 2V<sub>Cu</sub>
) complexes increase the energy gap. In this work, the impact on Eg due to the presence of native defects is analyzed using a screened hybrid density functional approach. We demonstrate that the formation energy of neutral (Cu<sub>In</sub>
+ Inc<sub>u</sub>
) anti-site dimers decreases for CuInSe<sub>2</sub>
compounds when [Cu]/[In] decreases. This is explained in terms of the octet rule for the Se atoms next to the (Inc<sub>u</sub>
+ 2V<sub>Cu</sub>
) defects. As a consequence, Cu-poor CuInSe<sub>2</sub>
involves the large [(Inc<sub>u</sub>
+ 2V<sub>Cu</sub>
) + (Cu<sub>In</sub>
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is stable for Cu-poor compounds [Cu]/[In] < 1, despite the fact that Cu vacancies and (Inc<sub>u</sub>
+ 2V<sub>Cu</sub>
) complexes increase the energy gap. In this work, the impact on Eg due to the presence of native defects is analyzed using a screened hybrid density functional approach. We demonstrate that the formation energy of neutral (Cu<sub>In</sub>
+ Inc<sub>u</sub>
) anti-site dimers decreases for CuInSe<sub>2</sub>
compounds when [Cu]/[In] decreases. This is explained in terms of the octet rule for the Se atoms next to the (Inc<sub>u</sub>
+ 2V<sub>Cu</sub>
) defects. As a consequence, Cu-poor CuInSe<sub>2</sub>
involves the large [(Inc<sub>u</sub>
+ 2V<sub>Cu</sub>
) + (Cu<sub>In</sub>
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