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Publication
Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids
Paper
Influence of indirect magnetic interaction on the stability of amorphous alloys
Abstract
For nonmagnetic disordered metals Nagel and Tauc have proposed an electronic influence on stability due to an electron-mediated indirect interaction between the ions. This interaction causes a structure-induced minimum in the electronic density of states and electronic-induced structure properties. In the present paper we show indications for another influence, electron-mediated as well, due to indirect magnetic interaction between local moments. Interrelations between electronic and structural properties and their influence on stability and magnetic properties are shown for FexX1-x metallic glasses (X: Sn, Ge, Sb). © 1990.