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Structures and Stabilities of Ni_n(n=31―35) Clusters

Structures and Stabilities of Ni_n(n=31―35) Clusters
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摘要 The lowest-energy structures and properties of neutral nickel clusters Nin(n=31―35) were studied by a combination method of genetic algorithm(GA) searching with a tight-binding potential and the density functional theory(DFT) calculations.Structural candidates obtained from our GA search were further optimized with first-principles calculations.Four typical isomers of lower-energy neutral Nin(n=31―35) clusters were shown,as well as their binding energies per atom(Eb),second differences in energy and magnetic moment.The medium-sized nickel clusters in a size range from 31 atoms to 35 atoms were found to favor the distorted double-icosahedron-like structures.The fragments composed of the central atoms appear as some small stable clusters. The lowest-energy structures and properties of neutral nickel clusters Nin(n=31―35) were studied by a combination method of genetic algorithm(GA) searching with a tight-binding potential and the density functional theory(DFT) calculations.Structural candidates obtained from our GA search were further optimized with first-principles calculations.Four typical isomers of lower-energy neutral Nin(n=31―35) clusters were shown,as well as their binding energies per atom(Eb),second differences in energy and magnetic moment.The medium-sized nickel clusters in a size range from 31 atoms to 35 atoms were found to favor the distorted double-icosahedron-like structures.The fragments composed of the central atoms appear as some small stable clusters.
出处 《Chemical Research in Chinese Universities》 SCIE CAS CSCD 2012年第2期291-294,共4页 高等学校化学研究(英文版)
基金 Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.21043001 and 20773047)
关键词 Nickel cluster Double-icosahedron Magnetic property Nickel cluster Double-icosahedron Magnetic property
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