In-silico synthesis of lowest-pressure high- ternary superhydrides
arXiv:2112.02131 · doi:10.1038/s41524-022-00801-y
Abstract
We report the theoretical prediction of two high-performing hydride superconductors BaSiH and SrSiH. They are thermodynamically stable above pressures of and , respectively, and metastable below that. Employing anharmonic phonon calculations, we determine the minimum pressures of dynamical stability to be around for BaSiH and for SrSiH, and using the fully anisotropic Migdal-Eliashberg theory, we predict 's around and , respectively. We also introduce a method to estimate the lowest pressure of synthesis, based on the calculation of the enthalpy barriers protecting the BaSiH structure from decomposition at various pressures. This pressure threshold is sensibly higher than the one based on stability, but gives a much more rigorous limit for synthesizability.
9 pages, 6 figures. Revised manuscript with minor changes. Supplemental Material available on the journal website (open access)
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