thanks your for thr information, just a silly question to confirm for an hexagonal cell on (0001) for most dense surface we only have to add the vacuum because it still going to be the same surfece (0001)
your videos are really helpful. Thanks bro
Hey, so if you were to run some calculations with the (111) surface you made here, would it be the one at 13:23 or after deleting all the atoms outside of the cell (13:39)?
Hi, you are great. I watched your Bi2Se3 monolayer and bilayer video and I learned a lot. But I could not create the 4, 6, and 8 layers of the same structure as the paper "Heterostructures of Graphene and Topological Insulators Bi2Se3, Bi2Te3, and Sb2Te3" in Figure 1-a. Can you make a video for that or do you have any suggestions about that topic? Thanks a lot.
when i choose a different origin than yours, i got lattice parameters (a & b) different than yours, while c is the same as yours, Also the transformation matrix is different. My question is , is there any criteria for choosing the origin point & direction a,b & c ?
can you make video about silicon nanowire at 100 direction?
I am trying make a new unit cell for CoB structure where the (111) face is on the C-axis and I am having trouble getting the transformation matrix since there are no atoms on the edges of the orthorhombic unit cell I want to make. Got any ideas as to how I can make this?
is possible for oxide zircoium monoclinic to build slab(111) ??
plz plz demonstrate the making of 001 slab of Mn3O4 .!!! plz help. 😒😒
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