Ab initio approach of the hydrogen insertion effect on the magnetic properties of YFe2
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Physical Review B: Condensed Matter and Materials Physics (1998-2015). 2004, vol. 70, n° 18, p. 184435 (8 p.)
American Physical Society
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Based on experimental crystallographic and magnetic results on the family of hydrides YFe2 Hx s0 , x ̄ 5d which point to a loss of magnetization for high H content, an assessment of the electronic, magnetic, and chemical ...Leer más >
Based on experimental crystallographic and magnetic results on the family of hydrides YFe2 Hx s0 , x ̄ 5d which point to a loss of magnetization for high H content, an assessment of the electronic, magnetic, and chemical bonding properties is provided within the local spin density functional theory using the augmented spherical wave method. The volume effect is analyzed for the hydrogen free alloy then with insertion of hydrogen. It is found to prevail up to ,3 H / fu with an increase of the magnetization due to enhanced localization of the Fes3dd orbitals. For xH ̆ 4 the chemical role of hydrogen becomes dominant over volume expansion effect and magnetization decreases; the absence of magnetic moments for YFe2 H 5 is explained based on prevailing Feu H bonding< Leer menos
Palabras clave en inglés
Iron yttrium hydride
Crystal structure
Property relationship
Electron localization
Fermi level
Density of states
Hydriding Magnetic hyperfine field
Magnetization
Spin polarization
Orígen
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