Curie temperature of SmFe and NdFeB: a first-principles study
arXiv:1811.00296 · doi:10.1109/TMAG.2019.2895669
Abstract
We calculate intersite magnetic couplings for SmFe, NdFe and NdFeX (X = B, C, N, O, F) using Liechtenstein's formula on the basis of first-principles calculation, and analyze them to investigate the Curie temperature of SmFe and NdFeB. We find that the magnetic coupling in the dumbbell bond is strongly ferromagnetic in our calculation, which is against a previous conjecture explaining the low Curie temperature for SmFe. The calculated values of the couplings explain the experimentally observed difference in the Curie temperature of SmFe and NdFeB. We also address boron's effects on the Curie temperature of NdFeB, especially in connection with Kanamori's theory of cobaltization.
5 pages; 7 figures
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