2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.jpcs.2018.01.011
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Structural and electronic properties of CdSe/ZnS and ZnS/CdSe core/shell nanowires via first principles study

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“…The exchange constant J = 8.53 meV was obtained by substituting the exchange energy into Formula (2) to verify the Curie temperature of the A.Ti 30 La 2 2+ O 62 system by the Monte Carlo method. [ 38 ] The expressions for the thermodynamic magnetization and susceptibility of atoms arem(T)= [ (iSix)2 +(iSiy)2+(iSiz)2 ] 12/N m(T)2 = [ (iSix)2+(iSiy)2+(iSiz)2 ] /N2χ=N( m2 m 2)/Twhere S i and N are the spin number of the i th magnetic atom, and N is the number of magnetic ions. The exchange constant J is the input for the Monte Carlo simulation.…”
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“…The exchange constant J = 8.53 meV was obtained by substituting the exchange energy into Formula (2) to verify the Curie temperature of the A.Ti 30 La 2 2+ O 62 system by the Monte Carlo method. [ 38 ] The expressions for the thermodynamic magnetization and susceptibility of atoms arem(T)= [ (iSix)2 +(iSiy)2+(iSiz)2 ] 12/N m(T)2 = [ (iSix)2+(iSiy)2+(iSiz)2 ] /N2χ=N( m2 m 2)/Twhere S i and N are the spin number of the i th magnetic atom, and N is the number of magnetic ions. The exchange constant J is the input for the Monte Carlo simulation.…”
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“…[24] The exchange constant J = 8.53 meV was obtained by substituting the exchange energy into Formula (2) to verify the Curie temperature of the A.Ti 30 La 2 2þ O 62 system by the Monte Carlo method. [38] The expressions for the thermodynamic magnetization and susceptibility of atoms are…”
Section: Curie Temperaturementioning
confidence: 99%