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Excited state structural analysis (ESSA) for correlated states of spin-flip type: application to electronic excitations in nanodiamonds with defects

The previously developed ESSA for configuration interaction singles (CIS) method is extended to a more rigorous many-body theory of excited states based on spin-flip (SF) transformations. The so-called SF-CIS (SF approach for CIS) is used, and the respective ESSA indices are constructed. These are a...

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Main Authors: Luzanov, A.V., Zhikol, O.A.
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: НТК «Інститут монокристалів» НАН України 2016
Series:Functional Materials
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Online Access:http://dspace.nbuv.gov.ua/handle/123456789/120559
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Summary:The previously developed ESSA for configuration interaction singles (CIS) method is extended to a more rigorous many-body theory of excited states based on spin-flip (SF) transformations. The so-called SF-CIS (SF approach for CIS) is used, and the respective ESSA indices are constructed. These are atomic excitation indexes L*A, interatomic charge-transfer numbers lA - > B, and others. By using these quantities, low-lying excitations in the modelled nanodiamonds with color centers (first of all, nitrogen-vacancy (NV) centers) are investigated at a semiempirical level of the theory. It is shown that the lowest excitations are significantly localized in a vicinity of the vacancy. Furthermore, the same excitations are characterized by a high interatomic charge transfer. All these features are common to both types of the NV centers (neutral NV0 and negative NV-).