Abstract

In this paper, the lattice cohesive curve of iridium is investigated through first-principles calculations. The double-exponential function to fit the curve is presented. The inversion pair potential curve is generated through Chen’s inversion method. The accurate pair potential function is obtained through fitting by the new double-exponential function. The phonon spectra are calculated using the inversion potential data, the embedded atom method (EAM) potential theory and first-principles method, respectively, to verify the reliability of the inversion potential. The method combining Boltzmann statistics equation with accuracy fitting of lattice cohesive energy curve is proposed to calculate the thermal expansion coefficient. In addition, the bulk modulus and Grüneisen constant in the room temperature are calculated. The results are in good agreement with experiment results, which imply that the inversion potential is effective and accurate.

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