Electronic states of Nb3Be and V3Be

Saloni Sharma , Nikhil Joshi , Vijay Maurya , G. Sharma , K.B. Joshi
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This ab-initio study investigates the electronic properties of intermetallic compounds Nb3Be and V3Be. The research is motivated by the technological usage of beryllides in structural, aerospace and nuclear engineering. This is the first ever investigation on V3Be. For the detailed study of electronic states of these two A15 compounds, the FP-LAPW method is employed. The formation enthalpy point out stability of the two compounds in the A15 phase. Stability assessment on the basis of Geller radii also supports this assertion. The stability is also discussed computing zone center frequencies. The electronic properties reveal the metallic behavior of the two compounds. The six bands around Fermi energy constitute the Fermi surface of Nb3Be and V3Be. Fermi surfaces from first four bands are hole-like and from remaining two bands are electron-like. The extremal orbits of these Fermi surfaces and the dHvA quantum oscillations are characterized. The anisotropies in the directional Compton profile signify the salient features of Fermi surface dominated by the metallic behavior. The electron localization function is also incorporated to analyze the charge transfer and bonding properties of the two compounds.
Nb3Be和V3Be的电子态
本文对金属间化合物Nb3Be和V3Be的电子性质进行了从头算研究。这项研究的动机是铍化物在结构、航空航天和核工程中的技术应用。这是对V3Be的首次调查。为了详细研究这两种A15化合物的电子态,我们采用FP-LAPW方法。生成焓表明两种化合物在A15相中的稳定性。基于盖勒半径的稳定性评估也支持这一论断。通过计算区域中心频率,讨论了系统的稳定性。电子性质揭示了这两种化合物的金属性质。围绕费米能量的六个能带构成了Nb3Be和V3Be的费米表面。前四个带的费米表面是空穴状的,剩下的两个带是电子状的。这些费米表面的极端轨道和dHvA量子振荡被表征。定向康普顿剖面的各向异性表明了以金属行为为主的费米表面的显著特征。利用电子定位函数分析了两种化合物的电荷转移和成键性质。
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