Vanadium dioxide is an unusual material that undergoes a first-order Metal–Insulator
Transition (MIT) at 340 K, attracting considerable interest for its intrinsic properties and its …

Vanadium dioxide (VO2) is a temperature phase change material that has metallic
properties at high temperatures and insulation properties at room temperature. In this article …

Chalcogenide Phase Change Materials (PCM) and metal insulator transition (MIT) materials
are a group of materials that are capable of switching between low resistance and high …

We compare various calculation methods to determine the electronic structures and energy
differences of the phases of VO2. We show that density functional methods in the form of …

Phase-modulated metasurfaces (PMMs) have attracted considerable attention because of
their widespread application in many fields. However, the most existing PMMs are only …

An insulator–metal transition (IMT) is an emergent characteristic of quantum materials, which
have a great amount promise for applications, such as memories, optical switches, and …

VO 2 attracts much attention due to its metal-insulator transition. Alloying VO 2 with MgO and
GeO 2 allows the band gap and the transition temperature to be varied. We find that the spin …

Abstract Vanadium dioxide (VO2), a promising phase change material, exhibits insulator to
metal transition at 68° C, manifests a drastic change in multiple physical properties, such as …

The thermochromic nature of vanadium dioxide (VO2) has facilitated many promising
applications for reconfigurable frequency selectivity. The phase-changing property of VO2 …

Vanadium dioxide (VO2) is of great interest because it has a metal–insulator transition
involving a change in structure and electronic structure. For certain applications, it is useful …