Abstract
Results for the magnetic and electronic properties of three artificial, ordered geometries for the Ni-Cu alloys indicate three physical mechanisms which suppress Ni magnetization in the alloys. These are as follows: decreased character of the states at , rounding and loss of structure in the projected Ni density of states, and filling of the band. These mechanisms are equally applicable to the disordered alloys, and we discuss the modifications introduced by disorder. Results are in good agreement with behavior of the disordered alloys.
- Received 30 November 1981
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevB.25.4937
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