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Density functional theory investigation of the phonon instability, thermal equation of state and melting curve of Mo.

The phonon instability and thermal equation of state of Mo are extensively investigated using density functional theory. The calculated phonon dispersion curves agree well with experiments. Under compression, we captured a large softening in the transverse acoustic (TA) branches of body-centred cubic Mo. When the pressure is raised to 716 GPa, the frequencies along Γ-N in the TA branches soften to imaginary frequencies, indicating structural instability. For face-centred cubic Mo, the phonon calculations predicted the stability by promoting the frequencies from imaginary to real. Within quasi-harmonic approximation, we predicted the thermal equation of state and some other properties including the thermal expansion coefficient α, product αK(T), heat capacity C(V), entropy S, Grüneisen parameter γ and Debye temperature Θ(D). The melting curves of Mo were also obtained successfully.