Ab Initio Molecular Dynamics Insight to Structural Phase Transition and Thermal Decomposition of InN

Author:

Piechota Jacek1ORCID,Krukowski Stanislaw1ORCID,Sadovyi Bohdan1ORCID,Sadovyi Petro1,Porowski Sylwester1,Grzegory Izabella1

Affiliation:

1. Institute of High Pressure Physics, Polish Academy of Sciences, 29/37, Sokolowska Street, 01-142 Warsaw, Poland

Abstract

Extensive ab initio density functional theory molecular dynamics calculations were used to evaluate stability conditions for relevant phases of InN. In particular, the p-T conditions of the thermal decomposition of InN and pressure-induced wurtzite–rocksalt solid–solid phase transition were established. The comparison of the simulation results with the available experimental data allowed for a critical evaluation of the capabilities and limitations of the proposed simulation method. It is shown that ab initio molecular dynamics can be used as an efficient tool for simulations of phase transformations of InN, including solid–solid structural transition and thermal decomposition with formation of N2 molecules. It is of high interest, because InN is an important component of epitaxial quantum structures, but it has not been obtained as a bulk single crystal. This makes it difficult to determine its basic physical properties to develop new applications.

Funder

PLGrid—HPC Centers: Academic Computer Centre Cyfronet, AGH University of Science and Technology

EuroHPC Joint Undertaking, hosted by CSC

Publisher

MDPI AG

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