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May 9, 2026Physical Review Materials0 citations

Global emergent behaviors in extreme mechanics and electronics of diamond

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CLChang LiuQLQi LiYMYanming Ma

Key Points

  • This research aims to understand diamond's mechanical and electronic properties under extreme loading conditions.
  • Utilized first-principles calculations to examine material behaviors under various load types (tension, compression, shear).
  • Developed global mapping of extremal stress, strain, and modulus profiles for mechanical properties.
  • Constructed global mapping of electronic bandgap profiles for electronic property modulation.
  • Identified record-breaking maximal stress levels and detailed mechanical property trends under extreme strain.
  • Established benchmarks for electronic properties with new global mapping techniques.
  • Demonstrated significant insights into diamond's behavior beyond traditional understandings.

Abstract

Diamond is renowned for supreme hardness and supersized electronic bandgap, but knowledge is surprisingly incomplete on its prominent mechanical and electronic benchmarks under large loads. Here, using first-principles calculations, we create global mapping of extremal stress (GMES) and related strain and modulus profiles to bring out fresh perspectives on material behaviors at different scales (small versus large) and varieties (tension, compression or shear) of loads, unveiling patterns and trends of mechanical properties and record-shattering maximal stress. Moreover, we construct global mapping of electronic bandgap (GMEB) profiles to set benchmarks for rational modulation of electronic properties of diamond. This distinct protocol offers a fresh expansive view of key benchmarks beyond the prevailing paradigm, highlighting global emergent behaviors of extreme mechanics and electronics of diamond under ultimate elastic strain engineering.

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Liu et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69fed090b9154b0b82877a7ehttps://doi.org/10.1103/3qhh-xcz4
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