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Study of mechanical and magnetic properties of the new quaternary intermetallic compounds R2MoSi2C (R=Y, Gd) by DFT analysis
We investigated the mechanical and magnetic properties of the materials RMoSiC (R=Y, Gd) using first-principles density functional theory within the generalized gradient approximation (GGA) + U framework. Both materials exhibit mechanical stability and brittle behavior. The ground-state magnetic structure of YMoSiC is nonmagnetic, whereas GdMoSiC shows ferromagnetic ordering. Furthermore, the origin of ferromagnetism in GdMoSiC is discussed in this work.
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