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We have performed self-consistent calculations of the electronic structures of chromium and manganese impurities in an fcc copper matrix. The calculations employed a linear combination of Gaussian orbitals procedure applied to the 19-atom clusters CrCu 12 Cu 6 and MnCu 12 Cu 6 . No shape approximation was made to the potential which was chosen according to the local-spin-density functional approximation. We discuss the electronic levels and the related cluster density of states and the charge and spin densities. The Fermi level lies on a partially occupied t 2 g up-spin state in the case of the Cr impurity. A total cluster moment of 4.00 μ B with 3.53 μ B localized at the chromium site was obtained. In the case of the manganese impurity the Fermi level coincides with a down-spin a 1 g state with up-spin a 1 g and t 2 g states, quasidegenerate, just below it. The total and local moments are, respectively, 5.00 μ B and 4.04 μ B . The spin density is negative at the nuclear sites for both impurities and the first-shell copper atoms. We provide some details of the good agreement with experiment. The comparison with previous calculations yields mixed results.
Physical Review B – American Physical Society (APS)
Published: Sep 15, 1986
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