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In this paper, we studied the structural, elastic, magnetic, and electronic characteristics of the compounds SrVO3 and SrRuO3 by employing the Full-Potential Linearized Augmented Plane wave (FP-LAPW) method, as implemented in the Wien2k code. The properties of SrXO3 where X = V and Ru were investigated utilizing different theoretical estimates. We examined the relationship between total energy and volume, applying for both ferromagnetic and nonmagnetic states by the Wu-Cohen Generalized Gradient Approximation. We first calculated the lattice parameters of SrXO3, and after that, we determined the two- and three-dimensional compressive modulus, modulus of Young, ratio of Poisson, and modulus of shear. Additionally, both the WC-GGA and mBJ-GGA schemes estimates were employed to analyze the band structure, the total and partial density of SrXO3 within the Brillouin zone. In addition the magnetic properties was investigated by calculating the magnetic total (Mtot) and partial (MSr, M(V, Ru) and MO) moments. There is concordance between our results and with previous works.
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