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Thermochromic energy-efficient windows have been investigated intensively ever since the rise of an energy-efficient model for VO2-based windows. However, pure VO2 possesses an energetic difference of low-to-high-temperature infrared transmittance lower than 10% and visible transmittance at about 40%, which limits its commercial application as a coating material for smart windows. This work uses the method of elemental doping to lower the transformation temperature and improve the optical transmittance. Indium (In) and Gallium (Ga) were doped on VO2 and the first principle calculations were used to calculate the structural, electronic and optical properties. These calculations are helpful for the experimental search of dopants used in the thermochromic VO2 smart window.
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