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Development of lattice inversion modified embedded atom method and its applications
Xianbao Duan,Bing Zhou,Rong Chen,Huamin Zhou,YanweiWen,Bin Shan 한국물리학회 2014 Current Applied Physics Vol.14 No.12
The modified embedded atom method (MEAM) has been widely used in describing the physical properties of elemental crystals, alloys and compounds with multiple lattice structures. We report here the development of a reliable procedure to reduce the complexity of the MEAM formalism by removing the many-body screening function. In the proposed formulation, the interatomic pair potential is obtained by applying Chen-M€obius lattice inversion up to fifth nearest neighbors, so that the cohesive energy curve can be reproduced faithfully. The newly developed model (Lattice Inversion MEAM, LI-MEAM), which can be viewed as a direct extension of the embedded atom method (EAM), no longer requires the computation of many-body screen functions and has fewer adjustable parameters than MEAM. As an illustration, we optimized the potential parameters of body centered cubic iron (bcc-Fe). The values of the calculated physical properties agree well with experimental results. We further investigated the sizedependent melting behavior of bcc-Fe nanoparticles (NPs) with particle size ranging from 725-atom (~25 Å) to 22899-atom (~80 Å) using replica exchange molecular dynamics (REMD) simulations. Our simulations show advantages of LI-MEAM in modeling of the melting process and quantitatively reveals that the liquid skin melting (LSM) process of bcc-Fe NPs.