DFT analysis reveals how elements like Cr and Cu doping affect magnetic properties in perovskite RbZnF3, indicating interesting ferromagnetic characteristics.
This study delves into the electronic, structural, magnetic, and ferromagnetic properties of RbZnF 3 perovskite. We explored both the pure state and configurations doped with V, Cr, Mn, Ni , and Cu atoms at a concentration of 5% in the Zn position. To achieve this, we perform KKR-CPA combined with GGA. The ferromagnetic stability of RbZn 0.95 Cr 0.05 F 3 and RbZn 0.95 Cu 0.05 F 3 is observed, where (Cr, and Cu)-3d is set on the spin-down of E F connected to the half metallicity. In the case of RbZn 0.95 TM 0.05 F 3 alloy, the TM-3d states show a variation in the exchange splitting ( t 2g + , t 2g − ). The configuration that is predicted by the charge state is closer to the V 2+ configuration, in which 3 electrons occupy t 2g + . In the examination of the RbZn 0.95 Mn 0.05 F 3 alloy, we discover that an indirect coupling is indicated by the hybridization of the Mn-3d and F-2p orbitals between −0.22 and −0.08 Ry.
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