L. L. WangLin MiaoZ. Y. WangWen‐Hou WeiRui XiongH. J. LiuJiao ShiXinfeng Tang
The electronic structures of half-Heusler compounds TiNiSn and TiCoSb are investigated by using the full-potential linearized augmented plane-wave method. When the spin-orbital coupling is included in the calculations, there is only a slight change in the energy band structures. The transport coefficients (Seebeck coefficient, electrical conductivity, and power factor) are then calculated within the Boltzmann theory, and further evaluated as a function of chemical potential assuming a rigid band picture. Our calculations offer a valuable insight on how to improve the thermoelectric performance of these two compounds.
ChristinaS. Birkel (2066428)Wolfgang G. Zeier (1476598)JasonE. Douglas (2066434)Bethany R. Lettiere (2066425)Carolyn E. Mills (1866196)Gareth Seward (2066431)Alexander Birkel (1877317)Matthew L. Snedaker (1726741)Yichi Zhang (512079)G. Jeffrey Snyder (1487563)Tresa M. Pollock (1729300)Ram Seshadri (1343691)Galen D. Stucky (1363008)
Christina S. BirkelWolfgang G. ZeierJason E. DouglasBethany R. LettiereCarolyn E. MillsGareth SewardAlexander BirkelMatthew L. SnedakerYichi ZhangG. Jeffrey SnyderTresa M. PollockRam SeshadriGalen D. Stucky
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