First principles investigation of ferroelectricity in epitaxially strained Pb2TiO4
Craig J. Fennie, Karin M. Rabe
Abstract
The structure and polarization of the as-yet hypothetical Ruddlesden-Popper compound Pb2TiO4 are investigated within density-functional theory. Zone enter phonons of the high-symmetry K2NiF4-type reference structure, space group I4/mmm, were calculated. At the theoretical ground-state lattice constants, there is one unstable infrared-active phonon. This phonon freezes in to give the I2mm ferroelectric state. As a function of epitaxial strain, two additional ferroelectric phases are found, with space groups I4mm and F2mm at compressive and tensile strains, respectively.
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