EFFECTS OF COEXISTING ATOMIC AND MAGNETIC CLUSTERING ON ELECTRICAL-RESISTIVITY - CU-NI ALLOYS
EFFECTS OF COEXISTING ATOMIC AND MAGNETIC CLUSTERING ON ELECTRICAL-RESISTIVITY - CU-NI ALLOYS
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DOI:
10.1088/0305-4608/11/10/021
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发表时间:
1981-01-01
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ROSSITER, PL
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ROSSITER, PL
The effects of co-existing atomic and magnetic clustering on electrical resistivity are considered. It is shown that in Cu-Ni alloys such clustering produces competing effects and that while atomic clustering dominates the behaviour in alloys containing more than about 25% Ni, the magnetic clustering effects are predominant in lower Ni content alloys. The results in a resistivity which decreases with increased clustering in alloys with more than 25% Ni but which increases with clustering at lower Ni contents. This change in behaviour results from the non-linear dependence of the magnetic moments of the Ni-rich clusters upon composition and degree of clustering, which is due in turn to the dependence of the magnetic state of the Ni atoms upon their near-neighbour environment.