A Novel Quasiparticle Method for Solid State Ion Transport
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2310.14405v2
- Date: Sat, 10 Feb 2024 06:24:56 GMT
- Title: A Novel Quasiparticle Method for Solid State Ion Transport
- Authors: Jiaming Hu
- Abstract summary: The quasiparticle method has achieved a great success in solid state electronics and crystal lattice vibration.
A general recipe is put forward to map the classical solid state ion system together with the short-range ion-ion repulsion to a quasiparticle quantum system.
The derived ionic eigen-states and transport can naturally incorporate the concerted behavior.
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- Abstract: The quasiparticle method, which has achieved a great success in solid state
electronics and crystal lattice vibration, is adopted to study the solid state
ion transport. A general recipe is put forward to map the classical solid state
ion system together with the short-range ion-ion repulsion to a quasiparticle
quantum system based on which simple tight-binding models are set up to study
popular solid state ionic issues. The derived ionic eigen-states and transport
can naturally incorporate the concerted behavior. The influence of mobile ion
doping to ionic conductivity is investigated by an explicit mean-field
expression of ion-ion Coulomb interaction to reveal the mechanism of
super-ionic conduction. Similar trick is also applied to study the the Onsager
transport originated from ion-electron interference. The so called high-entropy
mechanism is also explored where the lattice random distorsion and multi-site
percolation exhibit positive influence to increase ionic conductivity. Our
method is expected to provide a novel framework to understand and study the
solid state ion transport.
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