Magnetism in bcc and fcc manganese
- 1 July 1988
- journal article
- research article
- Published by American Physical Society (APS) in Physical Review B
- Vol. 38 (1) , 423-432
- https://doi.org/10.1103/physrevb.38.423
Abstract
Density-functional theory is used to compute the ferromagnetic moment as a function of lattice constant for bcc and fcc Mn. For bcc Mn, a relatively small moment is found in the lattice-constant range 5.20 a.u. and a large moment is found in the region a>5.90 a.u., with a discontinuous low-spin to high-spin transition occurring somewhere in the double-moment region 5.90 a.u. For fcc Mn, the moment is found to be zero in the range 6.50 a.u. and large in the region a>∼7.275 a.u., with a discontinuous zero-moment to high-moment transition occurring near a=7.275 a.u. Information obtained from magnetic susceptibility calculations is used to predict the magnetic order of the ground state in some of the lattice-constant ranges considered. The susceptibility calculations indicate that bcc Mn has a ferromagnetic ground state in the range 5.2 a.u. and that fcc Mn has an antiferromagnetic ground state in the region a>6.8 a.u.Keywords
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