The electronic and optical properties of InI1-xPx are investigated using the first-principles plane-wave ultrasoft pseudopotential method with the framework of density functional theory. Supercell models for pure InI and phosphorus doped InI crystals with three doping concentrations (4.17%, 8.33%, 12.50%) are set up. The geometry optimization for the four models is carried out. The band structure, density of states and absorption spectra of P-doped InI are calculated and analyzed. The results indicate that the band gap of InI1-xPx tends to decrease after doping P atoms. But when P concentration is larger than 8.33%, the band gap will increase. Compared with pure InI, the electron transition energy of P-doped InI decreases and the probability of electron transition increases. The absorption spectra of P-doped InI system red-shifted and the absorption coefficient increases in visible region.
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