Ab-initio revelation on the origins of Ti substitution for Ga, Mn and Ni on ferromagnetism, phase stability and elastic properties in Ni2MnGa

Ab-initio revelation on the origins of Ti substitution for Ga, Mn and Ni on ferromagnetism, phase stability and elastic properties in Ni2MnGa
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从头开始揭示 Ti 取代 Ga、Mn 和 Ni 对 Ni2MnGa 铁磁性、相稳定性和弹性性能的影响

DOI:
10.1016/j.jallcom.2019.153481
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发表时间:
2020
影响因子:
6.2
通讯作者:
Zuo Liang
Zuo Liang
中科院分区:
材料科学2区
文献类型:
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作者:
Yan Hai-Le;Zhao Ying;Liu Hao-Xuan;Zhang Mei-Juan;Zhang Hai-Feng;Bai Jing;Jia Nan;Yang Bo;Li Zong-Bin;Zhang Yu-Dong;Esling Claude;Zhao Xiang;Zuo Liang

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In the present work, the effects and the underlying mechanisms of Ti substitution for Ga, Mn and Ni on ferromagnetism, phase stability, elastic properties and electronic structures in Ni2MnGa alloy were studied by first-principles calculations. Upon substitution for Ga or Mn, the Ti prefers to directly take the Ga or Mn sites. However, when Ti replaces Ni, the Ti likes to take the site of Mn atom that occupies the Ni site. When Ti replaces Ga, the magnetism is insensitive to the Ti content. On the contrary, when Ti replaces Mn and Ni, both the magnetization and Curie temperature of the alloy are greatly reduced, which are resulted from the reduced Mn content and the indirect occupation manner of Ti, respectively. For the lattice stability, Ti replacement for Ga or Mn (Ni) reduces or enhances the stability of austenite, respectively. Additionally, Ti substitution for Ga could be an effective strategy to tailorc/aratio of the martensite. As for the elastic properties, we find that Ti substitution for Ga can reduce the intrinsic brittleness of the alloy owing to the decreasedp-dhybridization between Ni–Ga. By contrast, the Ti replacement for Ni is harmful to ductility, but can greatly enhance the intrinsic strength of the alloy owing to the coexistence of thep-dbonds between Ni–Ga and Mn–Ga, and thed-dbonds between Ni–Ti and Mn–Ti.