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Development of an interatomic potential for phosphorus impurities in -iron
Journal of Physics Condensed Matter · 2004 · Vol. 16(27) · pp. S2629–S2642
Graeme J. Ackland✉(University of Edinburgh)Mikhail I. Mendelev(Princeton University)David J. Srolovitz(Princeton University)Seungwu Han(Ewha Womans University)A.V. Barashev(University of Liverpool)
Abstract
We present the derivation of an interatomic potential for the iron phosphorus system based primarily on {\it ab initio} data. Transferrability in this system is extremely problematic, and the potential is intended specifically to address the problem of radiation damage and point defects in iron containing low concentrations of phosphorus atoms. Some preliminary molecular dynamics calculations show that P strongly affects point defect migration.
Nuclear Materials and PropertiesFusion materials and technologiesIon-surface interactions and analysisInteratomic potentialTransferabilityImpurityPhosphorusCrystallographic defectMolecular dynamicsAb initioChemical physicsAb initio quantum chemistry methodsMaterials science
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