Comparison of Inter-atomic Pair Potential Curves of different GEAM iterated values for Sr and Ir

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A. A. Oni-Ojo
E. O. Aiyohuyin

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In this study, the inter-atomic pair potential curve of Sr and Ir are compared with the potential curve of Rose et al. (1984) using the values predicted in our earlier study (The surface energy calculation for fcc metals with negative Cauchy’s discrepancy using the GEAM), utilizing an EAM model developed by Oni-Ojo et al. (2007) that ha demonstrated efficacy in predicting the low index surface energies of Sr and Ir, both of which have negative Cauchy’s discrepancy.

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Oni-Ojo, A. A., & Aiyohuyin, E. O. (2024). Comparison of Inter-atomic Pair Potential Curves of different GEAM iterated values for Sr and Ir. Nigerian Journal of Physics, 33(2), 102–107. https://doi.org/10.62292/njp.v33i2.2024.245
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