Study of the Structure and First-Principles of Optical Properties for Alkali Metal (Li,Na,K) under High Pressure Physical Conditions

Qiang Wang; Song Jie Wu; Ji Song Fu; Yan Li; Jian Nan Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.396-398.2111

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Study of the Structure and First-Principles of Optical Properties for Alkali Metal (Li,Na,K) under High Pressure Physical Conditions

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Under high pressure, materials will show certain properties, which are different from its performance under normal conditions, even making the metal materials to insulator or semiconductor. It’s very important for synthesizing new materials. In view of the complex changing behavior of the electronic structures and optical properties of the alkali metal in loading conditions, absorption spectra, refractive index, and reflectivity of the three alkali metal (Li,Na,K) were investigated by using the first-principles method under Hydrostatic Pressure in this thesis.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 396-398)

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Qiang Wang, Song Jie Wu, Ji Song Fu, Yan Li, Jian Nan Liu

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