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S-d Exchange Interaction and the Invar Anomaly of Thermal Expansion of Weak Band Magnets (on the Example of Fe1–x Co x Si Solid Solutions)

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In the present paper, the temperature dependence of the linear thermal expansion coefficient (LTEC) of weak band magnets is studied both theoretically and experimentally on the example of Fe1–x Co x Si solid solutions. The contributions of electron and magnetic components are also analyzed. It is demonstrated that the experimental data obtained cannot be explained within the framework of the well-known single-particle models. A theoretical approach describing contributions of electrons and fluctuations to the LTEC of weak band magnets is developed based on the spd-model which, in addition to the interatomic exchange interaction of d-electrons, considers the spd-interaction resulting in a noticeable shift of the chemical electron potential along the energy axis. It is demonstrated that the exchange interaction of magnetic moments of s,p- and d-electrons plays the important role in the formation of the Invar LTEC anomaly in Fe1–x Co x Si solid solutions.

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Anoshina, O.V., Volkov, A.G. & Povzner, A.A. S-d Exchange Interaction and the Invar Anomaly of Thermal Expansion of Weak Band Magnets (on the Example of Fe1–x Co x Si Solid Solutions). Russian Physics Journal 46, 682–690 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:RUPJ.0000008198.33571.ea

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