CHIRAL TUBULES OF HEXAGONAL BC2N

被引:344
作者
MIYAMOTO, Y [1 ]
RUBIO, A [1 ]
COHEN, ML [1 ]
LOUIE, SG [1 ]
机构
[1] UNIV CALIF BERKELEY,DIV MAT SCI,BERKELEY,CA 94720
来源
PHYSICAL REVIEW B | 1994年 / 50卷 / 07期
关键词
D O I
10.1103/PhysRevB.50.4976
中图分类号
T [工业技术];
学科分类号
08 ;
摘要
We propose a family of nanotubules originating from a hexagonal BC2N sheet. Because of the anisotropic structure of the BC2N sheet, there are a variety of ways to obtain chiral structures by rolling the BC2N sheets into tubules. We performed first-principles and tight-binding band-structure calculations and predict that the chiral BC2N tubules will behave as semiconductors that can be doped with either accepters or donors. Since the BC2N sheets have anisotropic conductivity in the in-plane directions, helical currents are expected for the chiral tubules. The tubules will resemble nanoscale coils.
引用
收藏
页码:4976 / 4979
页数:4
相关论文
共 12 条
  • [1] CAPILLARITY-INDUCED FILLING OF CARBON NANOTUBES
    AJAYAN, PM
    IIJIMA, S
    [J]. NATURE, 1993, 361 (6410) : 333 - 334
  • [2] HYBRIDIZATION EFFECTS AND METALLICITY IN SMALL RADIUS CARBON NANOTUBES
    BLASE, X
    BENEDICT, LX
    SHIRLEY, EL
    LOUIE, SG
    [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS, 1994, 72 (12) : 1878 - 1881
  • [3] BLASE X, UNPUB
  • [4] C60-RELATED TUBULES
    DRESSELHAUS, MS
    DRESSELHAUS, G
    SAITO, R
    [J]. SOLID STATE COMMUNICATIONS, 1992, 84 (1-2) : 201 - 205
  • [5] NEW ONE-DIMENSIONAL CONDUCTORS - GRAPHITIC MICROTUBULES
    HAMADA, N
    SAWADA, S
    OSHIYAMA, A
    [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS, 1992, 68 (10) : 1579 - 1581
  • [6] HELICAL MICROTUBULES OF GRAPHITIC CARBON
    IIJIMA, S
    [J]. NATURE, 1991, 354 (6348) : 56 - 58
  • [7] EFFICACIOUS FORM FOR MODEL PSEUDOPOTENTIALS
    KLEINMAN, L
    BYLANDER, DM
    [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS, 1982, 48 (20) : 1425 - 1428
  • [8] Kouvetakis J, 1989, SYNTHETIC MET, V34, P1
  • [9] LINCHUNG PJ, COMMUNICATION
  • [10] ATOMIC ARRANGEMENT AND ELECTRONIC-STRUCTURE OF BC2N
    LIU, AY
    WENTZCOVITCH, RM
    COHEN, ML
    [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW B, 1989, 39 (03): : 1760 - 1765