Effective potentials for 6-coordinated Boron: structural geometry approach
W. -J. Zhu, C. L. Henley
Abstract
We have built a database of ab-initio total energies for elemental Boron in over 60 hypothetical crystal structures of varying coordination Z, such that every atom is equivalent. Fitting to each subset with a particular Z, we extract a classical effective potential, written as a sum over coordination shells and dominated by three-atom (bond angle dependent) terms. In the case Z=6 (lowest in energy and most relevant), the classical potential has a typical error of 0.1 eV/atom, and favours the ``inverted-umbrells'' environment seen in real Boron.
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