The atomic geometry, electronic structure, and magnetic moment of 4d transition-metal clusters with 13 atoms are studied by pseudopotential density-functional calculations. We find a new buckled biplanar structure with a C(2v) symmetry stabilized by enhanced s-d hybridization. It has a lower energy than the close-packed icosahedral or cuboctahedral structure for elements with more than half-filled d shells. The magnetic moments of this buckled biplanar structure are found to be smaller than those of the icosahedral structure and closer to available experimental results.
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