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Electronic structure, excitonic optical response, and defect stability of RbTlCl3 from first-principles
We present a many-body ab initio study of the electronic structure, optical properties, excitonic effects, and defect stability of RbTlCl3. Density functional theory and many-body methods are used to investigate the properties with and without spin-orbit coupling (SOC). The indirect band gaps obtain
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