Two-band modeling of α -prime phase formation in Fe-Cr

@article{Olsson2005TwobandMO,
  title={Two-band modeling of $\alpha$ -prime phase formation in Fe-Cr},
  author={P{\"a}r A. T. Olsson and Janne Wallenius and Christophe Domain and Kai Nordlund and Lorenzo Malerba},
  journal={Physical Review B},
  year={2005},
  volume={72},
  pages={214119}
}
We have developed a two-band model of Fe-Cr, fitted to properties of the ferromagnetic alloy. Fitting many-body functionals to the calculated mixing enthalpy of the alloy and the mixed interstitial ... 
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