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Novel magnesium borides and their superconductivity

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arxiv 1702.02221 v2 pith:CP5DQMMW submitted 2017-02-07 cond-mat.supr-con

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With the motivation of searching for new superconductors in the Mg-B system, we performed ab initio evolutionary searches for all the stable compounds in this binary system in the pressure range of 0-200 GPa. We found previously unknown, yet thermodynamically stable, compositions MgB$_3$ and Mg$_3$B$_{10}$. Experimentally known MgB$_2$ is stable in the entire pressure range 0-200 GPa, while MgB$_7$ and MgB$_{12}$ are stable at pressures below 90 GPa and 35 GPa, respectively. We predict a reentrant behavior for MgB$_4$, which becomes unstable against decomposition into MgB$_2$ and MgB$_7$ at 4 GPa and then becomes stable above 61 GPa. We find ubiquity of phases with boron sandwich structures analogous to the AlB$_2$-type structure. However, with the exception of MgB$_2$, all other magnesium borides have low electron-phonon coupling constants $\lambda$ of 0.32 to 0.39 and are predicted to have T$_c$ below 3 K.

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