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Volume 6

Research & Reviews: Journal of Material Sciences

ISSN: 2321-6212

Magnetic Materials 2018

October 22-23, 2018

Page 44

conference

series

.com

October 22-23, 2018 | Rome, Italy

3

rd

International Conference on

Magnetism and Magnetic Materials

Rafał Michalski, Res. Rev. J Mat. Sci. 2018, Volume 6

DOI: 10.4172/2321-6212-C6-029

Simulated thermomagnetic properties of DyAl

2

, HoAl

2

and ErAl

2

compounds calculated by atomic

matters MFA computation system

W

e present the results of calculations of magnetic properties of three compounds from Laves phase C15 family: DyAl

2

, HoAl

2

and ErAl

2

performed with a new computation system called atomic matters MFA. We compare these results with the

recently published results for TbAl

2

, GdAl

2

and SmAl

2

. The calculation methodology was based on the localized electron approach

applied to describe the thermal evolution electronic structure of rare-earth R

3+

ions over a wide temperature range and to compute

magnetocaloric effect (MCE). Thermomagnetic properties were calculated based on the fine electronic structure of 4

f

9

, 4

f

10

and 4

f

11

configurations of the Dy

3+

, Ho

3+,

Er

3+

ions, respectively. Our calculations yield the magnetic moment value and direction; single-

crystalline magnetization curves in zero field and external magnetic field applied in various directions of m(T, B

ext

); the 4

f

-electronic

components of specific heat c

4f

(T, B

ext

); and temperature dependence of the magnetic entropy and isothermal entropy change with

external magnetic field -

S(T, B

ext

). The cubic CEF parameter values used for DyAl

2

calculations are taken from earlier research of

A.L. Lima, A.O. Tsokol and recalculated for universal cubic parameters (A

m

n

) for the RAl

2

series. Our studies reveal the importance

of multipolar charge interactions when describing thermomagnetic properties of real 4

f

electronic systems and the effectiveness of

an applied self-consistent molecular field in calculations for magnetic phase transition simulation.

Figure 1: Atomic Matters MFA, calculation algorithm.

Recent Publications

1. Rafał Michalski and Jakub Zygadło (2018) Predictions of thermomagnetic properties of Laves Phase compounds: TbAl

2

,

GdAl

2

and SmAl

2

performed with atomic matters MFA computation system. Journal of Magnetism andMagnetic Materials

452:415–426.

2. Rafał Michalski, Jakub Zygadło and Marek Karaś (2017) Effective methodology for calculation of magnetic properties of

atomic systems in ordered state and around phase transition temperature. WSEAS Transactions on Computers 16:69-75.

Rafał Michalski

Atomic Systems Ltd., Poland