Excitons in Layered BiI3 : Effects of Dimensionality and Crystal Anisotropy
PHYSICAL REVIEW B(2024)
Abstract
We carry out a detailed theoretical study of the electronic and optical properties of bulk and monolayer bismuth triiodide (BiI 3 ), a layered metal halide, using the ab initio GW + BSE scheme with a full spinorial formulation. We discuss in detail the effects due to the change of dimensionality and the role of spin -orbit coupling. Moreover, we compute the exciton dispersion by solving the BSE at finite momentum, also analyzing transverse and longitudinal excitons, and the L -T splitting at q approximate to Gamma . The results provide a reference for future experimental measurements. In addition, the interplay between spin -orbit coupling and large binding energy, together with the role of quantum confinement, confirm that BiI 3 is an interesting material for optoelectronic applications and show that it is a good candidate for the study of exciton dynamics.
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Two-Dimensional Materials,Excitonic Effects
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