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Many bcc refractory alloys show excellent high-temperature mechanical properties, while their fabricability can be limited by brittleness near room temperature.
Jiayi Yan, Cheng Fu
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The elastic constants of temperature dependence, thermal expansion coefficient and phonon dispersion relations of γ-TiAl doped with C/O have been investigated using first-principles calculations in order to gain insight into the mechanical ...
Jiahua Wang, Yong Lu, Xiaohong Shao
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NO gas adsorption properties of MoS2 from monolayer to trilayer: a first-principles study
The NO gas adsorption properties of the monolayer, bilayer and trilayer MoS _2 has been studied based on the first-principles calculation. The interaction between NO and MoS _2 layers is weak physical adsorption, which is evidenced by the large distance (
Zhaohua Wang +8 more
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In order to study the strengthening effect of Mg–X (X = Zn, Ag) alloys, solid solution structures of Mg54, Mg53X1 and Mg52X2 (X = Zn, Ag) with atomic contents of 1.8 at.% and 3.7 at.% were established, respectively.
Yan Gao +4 more
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First-principles calculation of transition-metal impurities in LaFeAsO
We present a systematic ab initio study based on density-functional calculations to understand impurity effects in iron-based superconductors. Effective tight-binding Hamiltonians for the d-bands of LaFeAsO with various transition-metal impurities such ...
Arita, Ryotaro +2 more
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First-principles calculation of the thermal properties of silver
The thermal properties of silver are calculated within the quasi-harmonic approximation, by using phonon dispersions from density-functional perturbation theory, and the pseudopotential plane-wave method.
A. A. Maradudin +30 more
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Calculation of the Anisotropic Coefficients of Thermal Expansion: A First-Principles Approach [PDF]
Predictions of the anisotropic coefficients of thermal expansion are needed to not only compare to experimental measurement, but also as input for macroscopic modeling of devices which operate over a large temperature range.
Løvvik, Ole M., Pike, Nicholas A.
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First-Principles Calculation of Local Atomic Polarizabilities [PDF]
Common methods of determining atomic polarizabilities suffer from the inclusion of nonlocal effects such as charge polarization. A new method is described for determining fully ab initio atomic polarizabilities based on calculating the response of atomic multipoles to the local electrostatic potential.
T C, Lillestolen, R J, Wheatley
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First-Principles Electronic-Structure Study of Graphene Decorated with 4d-Transition Atoms
Adsorption configurations, electronic structures and net spins of graphene adsorbing 4d transition atoms are calculated by first-principles calculations to explore the magnetic modification of decorating metal atoms on graphene. Y, Zr and Nb atoms can be
Ran Hu, Wei-Chao Zhang, Wei-Feng Sun
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Toward a First-Principles Calculation of Electroweak Box Diagrams
We derive a Feynman-Hellmann theorem relating the second-order nucleon energy shift resulting from the introduction of periodic source terms of electromagnetic and isovector axial currents to the parity-odd nucleon structure function $F_3^N$.
Meißner, Ulf-G., Seng, Chien-Yeah
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