Uncovering hidden disorder within halide perovskites
ORAL
Abstract
Solid-state materials are typically characterized by their vibrationally-averaged atomic structures. However, averaging these structures obscures local nuclear and electronic fluctuations, the coupling of which can lead to static and dynamic disorder that impacts a material’s properties and function. Instead, one must look closer to find this hidden disorder and understand its impact. In this presentation, I will discuss our theoretical and computational efforts to quantify fluctuating electronic disorder in metal halide perovskites and its impact on the unique physical and materials properties of metal halide perovskites. I will also discuss how these insights can be used to engineer halide perovskites.
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Publication: C. M. Hylton-Farrington and R. C. Remsing, "Dynamic Local Symmetry Fluctuations of Electron Density in Halide Perovskites," Chemistry of Materials 2024, 36, 19, 9442–9459
Presenters
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Richard Remsing
Rutgers University
Authors
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Richard Remsing
Rutgers University