CALCULATION OF THE BAND STRUCTURE OF SiP2 BY THE OPW METHOD.

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Farberovich, O.V.
Domashevskaya, E.P.
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Calculation of the energy band structure of SiP//2 with the pyrite structure of the high-symmetry points, GAMMA , R, X and M and along two directions in the Brillouin zone was carried out, using the orthogonal plane wave method.
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