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- 2016Structural, elastic, and electronic properties of newly discovered Li2PtSi3 superconductor: Effect of transition metalscitations
- 2016Physical properties of predicted Ti2CdN versus existing Ti2CDC MAX phase: An ab initio studycitations
- 2016First-principles prediction of mechanical and bonding characteristics of new T2 superconductor Ta5GeB2citations
- 2014Zirconium metal-based MAX phases Zr2AC (A = Al, Si, P and S): A first-principles studycitations
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First-principles prediction of mechanical and bonding characteristics of new T2 superconductor Ta5GeB2
Abstract
In the present paper, density functional theory (DFT) based first-principles methods are applied to investigate the mechanical and bonding properties of the newly synthesized T<sub>2</sub> phase superconductor Ta<sub>5</sub>GeB<sub>2</sub> for the first time. The calculated lattice constants are in reasonable agreement with the experiment. The elastic constants (<em>C<sub>ij</sub></em>), bulk modulus (<em>B</em>), shear modulus (<em>G</em>), Young's modulus (<em>Y</em>), Poisson's ratio (<em>v</em>), Pugh ratio (<em>G</em>/<em>B</em>), and elastic anisotropy factor <em>A</em> of Ta<sub>5</sub>GeB<sub>2</sub> are calculated and used to explore the mechanical behavior of the compound. To give an explanation of the bonding nature of this new ternary tetragonal system, the band structure, density of states, and Mulliken atomic population are investigated. The estimated Debye temperature and Vickers hardness are also used to justify both the mechanical and bonding properties of Ta<sub>5</sub>GeB<sub>2</sub>.