Cr原子、Cr二聚体和Cr - o在Co(0001) hcp上的磁图:第一性原理计算

IF 1.7 4区 物理与天体物理 Q3 PHYSICS, CONDENSED MATTER
J. C. Ávila-Gaxiola, M. E. E. Ávila-Gaxiola, J. G. Ibarra-Armenta, S. Meza-Aguilar
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摘要

基于密度泛函理论,利用Quantum Espresso代码研究了Co(0001) hcp衬底上Cr单原子、Cr二聚体和Cr - o的磁性。最稳定的几何结构发生在Cr被吸附在最高度配位的位置。Cr原子与Co原子呈反铁磁偶联,磁矩为4.57 \(\mu _B\)。Cr二聚体还与Co原子发生反铁磁偶联,两个Cr原子的磁矩均为4.50 \(\mu _B\),并增加其原子间距离以使其能量最小化。对于Cr - o,最稳定的状态是当Cr原子与Co底物原子反铁磁耦合时。O原子的作用降低了Cr和Co原子的磁矩。对于Cr-O,计算是用DFT和DFT+U方法进行的,因为仅用DFT不能很好地描述氧。DFT+U增加了Cr及其Co近邻的原子间距离和磁矩。
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Magnetic map of Cr adatom, Cr dimer and Cr–O on Co(0001) hcp: first principles calculations

Magnetism of Cr adatom, Cr dimer and Cr–O on Co(0001) hcp substrate is studied on the basis of density functional theory using Quantum Espresso code. The most stable geometry occurs when Cr is adsorbed in the most highly coordinated sites. Cr adatom couples antiferromagnetically with the Co atoms and shows a high magnetic moment of 4.57 \(\mu _B\). Cr dimer also couples antiferromagnetically with the Co atoms, shows a magnetic moment of 4.50 \(\mu _B\) for both Cr atoms and increases its interatomic distance to minimize its energy. For the Cr–O, the most stable state is when the Cr atom is coupled antiferromagnetically with Co substrate atoms. The effect of O atom decreases the Cr and Co atomic magnetic moments for the first nearest neighbors. For Cr–O, calculations were performed with DFT and DFT+U approaches because oxygen is not well described by DFT-only. The DFT+U increases the interatomic distances and magnetic moments on Cr and its Co nearest neighbors.

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The European Physical Journal B
The European Physical Journal B 物理-物理:凝聚态物理
CiteScore
2.80
自引率
6.20%
发文量
184
审稿时长
5.1 months
期刊介绍: Solid State and Materials; Mesoscopic and Nanoscale Systems; Computational Methods; Statistical and Nonlinear Physics
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