Effects of the structural deformations on the magnetism of Rh6 and Rh13 clusters
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The effect of structural deformations on the magnetic and electronic properties of small Rh clusters was studied. The electronic properties were calculated using a self-consistent spd tight-binding Hamiltonian within the unrestricted Hartree-Fock approximation. For hydrostatic deformations, the magnetic moment of the clusters increases with bond-length in a steplike fashion. Axial distortions, on the other hand, affect the magnetism of the clusters in a more complex manner that can be correlated with the local coordination and bond length through the definition of an effective coordination number. © 2003 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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Electronic properties; Magnetic nanostructures; Tight-binding methods; Transition-metal clusters Bond length; Coordination reactions; Deformation; Hartree approximation; Magnetic moments; Transition metals; Effective coordination numbers; Magnetic and electronic properties; Magnetic nanostructures; Structural deformation; Tight binding methods; Tight-binding Hamiltonians; Transition-metal clusters; Unrestricted Hartree-Fock; Electronic properties; rhodamine; analytic method; article; cluster analysis; density; electron transport; geometry; hydrostatic pressure; magnetic field; magnetism; phase transition; structure analysis
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