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Electronic,magnetic,optical,and thermoelectric properties of rare earth-based CaCe_(2)(S/Se)_4 spinels for spintronic and energy harvesting applications
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作者 A.Qadoos Muhammad Rashid +4 位作者 Noura Dawas Alkhaldi Nadi Mlihan Alresheedi Imed Boukhris Q.Mahmood m.n.nasir 《Journal of Rare Earths》 2025年第12期2711-2721,I0004,共12页
Spinels are an emerging class of advanced technological materials for spintronic,energy harvesting,and water-splitting applications.In this work,we explored the electronic,magnetic,optical,and transport properties of ... Spinels are an emerging class of advanced technological materials for spintronic,energy harvesting,and water-splitting applications.In this work,we explored the electronic,magnetic,optical,and transport properties of CaCe_(2)(S/Se)_(4)by density functional theory based on the Wien2k code.The energy released during optimization in ferromagnetic and antiferromagnetic states confirms that the ferromagnetic state is stable,which is further verified by negative formation energy.Heisenberg model and density of states report the Curie temperature and spin polarization.Half metallic ferromagnetism(HMF)regarding hybridization,crystal fields,exchange ene rgies,and double exchange mechanisms is discussed.The transfer of magnetic moments from Ce to Ca and S/Se and interstitial sites ensure the role of spin of electrons rather than clustering.Mo reover,the optical prope rties are addressed by dielectric constants,absorption,refraction,and optical loss.The first absorption peaks exist in infrared zone;others fall in visible to ultraviolet zones.The spin-up(↑)and spin-down(↓)channel thermoelectric factors combine and report the performance by conductivities,Seebeck coefficient,and power factor.Therefore,the studied materials'optical and thermoelectric behaviours will allow researchers to realize them for technological applications. 展开更多
关键词 Density functional theory SPINTRONIC Half metallic ferromagnetism Thermoelectric performance Rare earths
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