Theoretical Study of Cubic Structures Based on Fullerene Carbon Clusters: C28C and (C28)2
Linda M. Zeger, Yu-Min Juan, Efthimios Kaxiras, A. Antonelli
Abstract
We study a new hypothetical form of solid carbon , with a unit cell which is composed of the \ fullerene cluster and an additional single carbon atom arranged in the zincblende structure. Using ab initio calculations, we show that this new form of solid carbon has lower energy than hyperdiamond, the recently proposed form composed of \ units in the diamond structure. To understand the bonding character of of these cluster-based solids, we analyze the electronic structure of \ and of hyperdiamond and compare them to the electronic states of crystalline cubic diamond.
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