中国物理B ›› 2007, Vol. 16 ›› Issue (6): 1660-1664.doi: 10.1088/1009-1963/16/6/029
HenryF.SchaeferIII1, 王红艳2, 李喜波3, 唐永建3, R.BruceKing3
Wang Hong-Yan(王红艳)a)c)†, Li Xi-Bo(李喜波)a)b), Tang Yong-Jian(唐永建)b), R. Bruce Kingc), and Henry F. Schaefer IIIc)
摘要: A systematic study on the structure and electronic properties of gold clusters doped each with one copper atom has been performed using the density functional theory. The average bond lengths in the Au$_{n - 1}$Cu ($n \le 9$) bimetallic clusters are shorter than those in the corresponding pure gold clusters. The ionization potentials of the bimetallic clusters Au$_{n-1}$Cu ($n \le 9$) are larger than those of the corresponding homoatomic gold clusters except for Au$_{5}$. The energy gaps of the Au--Cu binary clusters are narrower than those of the Au$_{n}$ clusters except AuCu and Au$_{3}$Cu. No obvious even--odd effect exists in the variations of the electron affinities and ionization potentials for the Au$_{n - 1}$Cu ($n \le $ 9) clusters, which is in contrast to the case of gold clusters Au$_{n}$.
中图分类号: (Electronic and magnetic properties of clusters)