Itinerant origin of the ferromagnetic quantum critical point in Fe(Ga,Ge)3
arXiv:1305.2063 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.88.064422
Abstract
The electronic structure and magnetic properties of FeGa3 and doped FeGa3 are studied using density functional calculations. An itinerant mechanism for ferromagnetism is found both for n-type doping with Ge and also for p-type doping. Boltzmann transport calculations of the thermopower are also reported.
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