Ab initio molecular dynamics calculations of threshold displacement energies in halide perovskites
ORAL
Abstract
Ab initio molecular dynamics (AIMD) simulations have been performed for different halide perovskites to investigate their response to low-energy radiation. The threshold displacement energy (Ed) is the minimum amount of transferred kinetic energy to an atom so that it generates a stable defect in the lattice of a particular material. The Ed is a critical physical parameter for simulating non-ionizing radiation damage in materials, the primary degrader of optoelectronic properties under radiation environments. AIMD allows us to probe atoms in different lattice directions and establish the threshold Ed of the species in the halide perovskite. These efforts would allow for a better understanding of the radiation hardness of materials.
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Presenters
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Rosty B Martinez
Oklahoma State University-Stillwater, Oklahoma State University
Authors
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Rosty B Martinez
Oklahoma State University-Stillwater, Oklahoma State University
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Ian R Sellers
University of Oklahoma
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Ahmed R Kirmani
National Renewable Energy Laboratory
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Mario F Borunda
Oklahoma State University-Stillwater