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        <formatdesc>Contains Quantum Espresso input files for 29 in-equivalent ReX_{2-x}Y_{x}, X,Y=S,Se, Janus monolayers as well as the crystalline phases of Re, S and Se. These input files were used to compute formation energies, lattice parameters, COHP, Bader charge and work functions.</formatdesc>
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    <title>Dataset for &quot;Using In-Plane Anisotropy to Engineer Janus Monolayers of Rhenium Dichalcogenides&quot;</title>
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    <note>All files are plain text. Files &quot;Re.atom.in&quot;, &quot;S.atom.in&quot; and &quot;Se.atom.in&quot; were used to obtain total energies of the respective elements in their crystal forms. The folders ReS2 and ReSe2 contain input files for the respective pristine materials and Janus monolayers derived from these via sulfurization or selenization. Subfolders &quot;Xsub&quot;, X=1,2,3, contain files for structures with X chalcogens exchanged from one species to the other (S to Se or vice versa). Subfolders &quot;Janus&quot; contain files describing the full Janus structures, ReSSe or ReSeS. Finally, the atomic species occupying each lattice site can be determined from the input files (which list the species and position of each site) by comparison to the published paper.</note>
    <abstract>The class of Janus two-dimensional (2D) transition metal dichalcogenides with two different interfaces is interesting due to the possibility to access properties different from the typical 2D materials.  This dataset contains Quantum Espresso input files necessary to reproduce the density functional theory calculations within the associated publication. We used them to study the structural stability of 29 distinct ReX_{2-x}Y_{x} (X,Y=S,Se) structures, which can be obtained by selective exchange of exposed chalcogens in a ReX2 monolayer as well as to examine the lattice properties and electronic properties of the most stable Janus monolayers for given chalcogen composition. Additional information on the computational details of our work can be found in the Methods section of the published paper and the Supplemental Material linked to it.</abstract>
    <date>2022-05-17</date>
    <publisher>University of Bath</publisher>
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        <grant_id>EP/L015544/1</grant_id>
        <project_name>EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Condensed Matter Physics</project_name>
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        <funder_name>Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council</funder_name>
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    <collection_method>Plane wave density functional theory self consistent field calculations of electronic and phononic band structure.</collection_method>
    <provenance>Quantum Espresso input files necessary to obtain electronic and phononic dispersions, formation energies and work functions for Janus monolayer of rhenium dichalcogenides. For interpretation of these input files and contents of the output files see the Quantum Espresso documentation.</provenance>
    <techinfo>Quantum Espresso version 6.7 (GNU open source licence). See https://www.quantum-espresso.org/</techinfo>
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