Lithium oxide and superionic behaviour - A study using potentials from periodic AB initio calculations
A simple general methodology for obtaining interionic potentials from periodic ab initio calculations is presented, using periodic Hartree-Fock theory as implemented in the program CRYSTAL. To test the approach, two-body potentials are generated for Li2O. Results obtained from our new potential are...
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paper:paper_00223697_v59_n3_p435_Fracchia2023-06-08T14:50:17Z Lithium oxide and superionic behaviour - A study using potentials from periodic AB initio calculations Fracchia, Ricardo Mario Barrera, Gustavo Daniel C. Ab initio calculations D. Anharmonicity D. Lattice dynamics D. Phase transitions D. Phonons Electric potential Lattice vibrations Molecular dynamics Phase transitions Phonons Hartree-Fock theory Lattice statics Lithium oxide Superionic behavior Lithium compounds A simple general methodology for obtaining interionic potentials from periodic ab initio calculations is presented, using periodic Hartree-Fock theory as implemented in the program CRYSTAL. To test the approach, two-body potentials are generated for Li2O. Results obtained from our new potential are compared with those from previously suggested empirical potentials, paying most attention to the possibility of superionic behaviour in this material at high temperatures. The application of ab initio Hartree-Fock theory, lattice statics, lattice dynamics and molecular dynamics is able to provide a consistent picture of a superionic transition in lithium oxide at 1100 K. Details of the mechanism of the transition are discussed with the aid of the calculated dispersion curves at high temperature, and individual molecular dynamics trajectories. © 1997 Elsevier Science Ltd. All rights reserved. Fil:Fracchia, R.M. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. Fil:Barrera, G.D. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. 1998 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_00223697_v59_n3_p435_Fracchia http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00223697_v59_n3_p435_Fracchia |
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C. Ab initio calculations D. Anharmonicity D. Lattice dynamics D. Phase transitions D. Phonons Electric potential Lattice vibrations Molecular dynamics Phase transitions Phonons Hartree-Fock theory Lattice statics Lithium oxide Superionic behavior Lithium compounds |
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C. Ab initio calculations D. Anharmonicity D. Lattice dynamics D. Phase transitions D. Phonons Electric potential Lattice vibrations Molecular dynamics Phase transitions Phonons Hartree-Fock theory Lattice statics Lithium oxide Superionic behavior Lithium compounds Fracchia, Ricardo Mario Barrera, Gustavo Daniel Lithium oxide and superionic behaviour - A study using potentials from periodic AB initio calculations |
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C. Ab initio calculations D. Anharmonicity D. Lattice dynamics D. Phase transitions D. Phonons Electric potential Lattice vibrations Molecular dynamics Phase transitions Phonons Hartree-Fock theory Lattice statics Lithium oxide Superionic behavior Lithium compounds |
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A simple general methodology for obtaining interionic potentials from periodic ab initio calculations is presented, using periodic Hartree-Fock theory as implemented in the program CRYSTAL. To test the approach, two-body potentials are generated for Li2O. Results obtained from our new potential are compared with those from previously suggested empirical potentials, paying most attention to the possibility of superionic behaviour in this material at high temperatures. The application of ab initio Hartree-Fock theory, lattice statics, lattice dynamics and molecular dynamics is able to provide a consistent picture of a superionic transition in lithium oxide at 1100 K. Details of the mechanism of the transition are discussed with the aid of the calculated dispersion curves at high temperature, and individual molecular dynamics trajectories. © 1997 Elsevier Science Ltd. All rights reserved. |
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Fracchia, Ricardo Mario Barrera, Gustavo Daniel |
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Fracchia, Ricardo Mario Barrera, Gustavo Daniel |
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Fracchia, Ricardo Mario |
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Lithium oxide and superionic behaviour - A study using potentials from periodic AB initio calculations |
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Lithium oxide and superionic behaviour - A study using potentials from periodic AB initio calculations |
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Lithium oxide and superionic behaviour - A study using potentials from periodic AB initio calculations |
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Lithium oxide and superionic behaviour - A study using potentials from periodic AB initio calculations |
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Lithium oxide and superionic behaviour - A study using potentials from periodic AB initio calculations |
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lithium oxide and superionic behaviour - a study using potentials from periodic ab initio calculations |
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1998 |
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