The effect of additions of Cr and Ti on the valence-band structures of NiAl alloys was investigated by a combination of photoelectron spectroscopy and first-principles calculations. The measurement of the ultraviolet photoelectron spectra (UPS) demonstrated that the Ni-d band centroid simultaneously moved towards higher energy by 5.26 eV as Ti and Cr were added. The charge transfer from Ti to Ni made the covalent bonding of the NiAl-Ti alloy become stronger due to the ionicity contribution from the Ni-Ti interactions. The Ni-Cr interactions reduced the directionality of the Ni-Al bonds, resulting in a uniform charge density. This meant that the covalent bonding present in the NiAl-Cr alloy exhibited some metallic bonding characteristics. (C...
The least computational expensive Hamiltonian (methods) and wavefunction (basis sets) for diatomic n...
Ordered intermetallics have emerged as promising candidates for high temperature structural applicat...
Nickel based superalloys have superior high temperature mechanical strength, corrosion and creep res...
The site preference of Ru in NiAl was studied using first-principles calculations. The calculation o...
The valence band structures of the NiAl-Mo alloy was investigated by photoelectron spectroscopy. The...
The first principles calculations were performed to study the sit preferences and effects on elastic...
In an earlier paper we proposed a new method for interpretation of background structure in X-ray pho...
Abstract: In an earlier paper we proposed a new method for interpretation of background structure in...
Abstract: This paper reports an investigation of a set of Ti-Al-based alloys by X-ray photoelectron ...
Using the exact muffin-tin orbitals method in conjunction with the coherent potential approximation,...
A study of the electronic structures of NiSi and NiAl employing electron spectroscopies and theoreti...
Chemical interaction and changes in local electronic structure of Cr, Fe, Co, Ni and Cu transition ...
We have performed optical and photoemission studies on Mott-Hubbard and charge transfer insulators w...
Advanced mechanical properties of Ni-based superalloys strongly depend on the site preferences of al...
This work investigates the charge transfer and A1 (Ga) p-Ni d hybridization effects in the intermeta...
The least computational expensive Hamiltonian (methods) and wavefunction (basis sets) for diatomic n...
Ordered intermetallics have emerged as promising candidates for high temperature structural applicat...
Nickel based superalloys have superior high temperature mechanical strength, corrosion and creep res...
The site preference of Ru in NiAl was studied using first-principles calculations. The calculation o...
The valence band structures of the NiAl-Mo alloy was investigated by photoelectron spectroscopy. The...
The first principles calculations were performed to study the sit preferences and effects on elastic...
In an earlier paper we proposed a new method for interpretation of background structure in X-ray pho...
Abstract: In an earlier paper we proposed a new method for interpretation of background structure in...
Abstract: This paper reports an investigation of a set of Ti-Al-based alloys by X-ray photoelectron ...
Using the exact muffin-tin orbitals method in conjunction with the coherent potential approximation,...
A study of the electronic structures of NiSi and NiAl employing electron spectroscopies and theoreti...
Chemical interaction and changes in local electronic structure of Cr, Fe, Co, Ni and Cu transition ...
We have performed optical and photoemission studies on Mott-Hubbard and charge transfer insulators w...
Advanced mechanical properties of Ni-based superalloys strongly depend on the site preferences of al...
This work investigates the charge transfer and A1 (Ga) p-Ni d hybridization effects in the intermeta...
The least computational expensive Hamiltonian (methods) and wavefunction (basis sets) for diatomic n...
Ordered intermetallics have emerged as promising candidates for high temperature structural applicat...
Nickel based superalloys have superior high temperature mechanical strength, corrosion and creep res...