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EnglishThe many-electron response of a small-diameter conducting carbon nanotube, to the sudden creation of a 1score state, is studied using density functional theory with different Gaussian basis sets and the generalizedgradient approximation for exchange and correlation. Cluster computations are performed on carbonatoms located at a finite-size cylindrical network that is terminated by hydrogen atoms. Core-hole creationis simulated by replacing the 1s electron pair, localized at a central site of the structure, with effectivepseudo-potentials for both neutral and ionized atomic carbon. The same approach is used to describe a neutraland core-ionized C60 fullerene molecule. The overlaps between the excited states of the ionized systemsand the ground states of the neutral systems are combined in a Fermi's golden rule treatment yielding theshake-up spectra from the two clusters. The numerical response for the fullerene molecule is found ingood agreement with the measured X-ray photoelectron spectrum from thick C60 films, including the low energysatellites at excitation energies below 4 eV, within a peak position error of 0.3 eV. The nanotube spectrumreveals features in common with X-ray photoelectron data from Bucky balls and Bucky papers.
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| Titolo: | Dynamic core hole screening in small-diameter conducting carbon nanotubes: A cluster density functional study | |
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| Data di pubblicazione: | 2013 | |
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| Handle: | http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11770/137317 | |
| Appare nelle tipologie: | 1.1 Articolo in rivista |
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