The structural, magnetic and electronic properties of 2D VX (X = S, Se) monolayers and graphene/VX heterostructures were studied using a DFT+U approach. It was found that the stability of the 1T phases of VX monolayers is linked to strong electron correlation effects. The study of vertical junctions comprising of graphene and VX monolayers demonstrated that interlayer interactions lead to the formation of strong spin polarization of both graphene and VX fragments while preserving the linear dispersion of graphene-originated bands. It was found that the insertion of Mo atoms between the layers leads to n-doping of graphene with a selective transformation of graphene bands keeping the spin-down Dirac cone intact.
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Phys Chem Chem Phys
December 2016
Department of Chemistry, Kyungpook National University, Daegu, Republic of Korea.
The structural, magnetic and electronic properties of 2D VX (X = S, Se) monolayers and graphene/VX heterostructures were studied using a DFT+U approach. It was found that the stability of the 1T phases of VX monolayers is linked to strong electron correlation effects. The study of vertical junctions comprising of graphene and VX monolayers demonstrated that interlayer interactions lead to the formation of strong spin polarization of both graphene and VX fragments while preserving the linear dispersion of graphene-originated bands.
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