2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.ssnmr.2016.12.009
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127I NMR calculations in binary metal iodides by PBE-GGA, YS-PBE0 and mBJ exchange correlation potentials

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“…The rest of the volume of the unit cell has a partial contribution (a few ppm) in shielding of 205 Tl nucleus. It seems that the sum of the partial contributions is not equal to the total shielding value whereas investigations in the all of the contributions show that the contributions of some states are negative . The X‐ p band contribution is negative that can reduce magnetic shielding effect and strengthens the applied external field.…”
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“…The rest of the volume of the unit cell has a partial contribution (a few ppm) in shielding of 205 Tl nucleus. It seems that the sum of the partial contributions is not equal to the total shielding value whereas investigations in the all of the contributions show that the contributions of some states are negative . The X‐ p band contribution is negative that can reduce magnetic shielding effect and strengthens the applied external field.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Computational total 205 Tl NMR shielding is divided into the two parts: the sphere ( σ ‐sphere) and the rest ( σ ‐interstitial) parts. For a more detailed description of the NMR, the sphere and core contributions of total isotropic shielding are calculated by mBJ + SOC + R. The core and sphere contributions are related to the spherical core charge density and the integration of the induced current in the nucleus sphere, respectively …”
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“…Whilst for the electronic properties, it is known that the GGA-PBE [5] method based on the DFT calculation fails to describe the energy levels in metallic systems containing transition atoms with partially occupied d and f bands [6]. Furethermore, the GGA computational method underestimates the band gaps of some perovskite insulators [7,8]. In order to solve this problem, it is necessary to use further approximations, such as modified Becke-Johnson mBJ exchange potential [9], GW methods (more accurate for systems with weak correlations but computationally expansive) [10][11][12] and the hybrid exchange-correlation functions i.e.…”
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