Fe₂P in P-62m (C22 type), hexagonal. From Jami et al. (arXiv:2507.01849). Paper reports Ms=1.08T, K=2.15 MJ/m³, Tc=787K. Highest K in dataset.
Cell + Ionic relaxation with Orb v3 conservative inf MPA; 0.03 eV/Å threshold; final energy = -45.3514 eV; energy change = -23.3998 eV; symmetry: P-62m → P-62m
Comprehensive compilation of 4,324 rare-earth-free permanent magnet candidate compounds from all CIF files on the Ouro platform, joined with all existing non-ALIGNN route calculation results. Properties sourced from: Calculate magnetic anisotropy energy (DFT MAE), Calculate energy above the convex hull, Predict Curie temperature, Calculate phonon dispersion, Relax a crystal structure, Magnetic moments (DFT), Ground-state SCF, Band gap, and Band structure routes. ALIGNN predictions are excluded per requirement. File reference columns link to both unrelaxed and relaxed CIF versions. Action reference columns link to the specific route execution that produced each property value. Properties are sparse — only existing calculations are included, no new calculations were run.
Long-form calculated properties extracted from successful route actions that used each CIF as an input. Columns fileid / actionid / route_id are Ouro references.
Curated dataset of 24 rare-earth-free magnetic intermetallic candidates from Ouro #permanent-magnets screening work. Organized by structural family: FeB-type monoborides (MnB, FeB, CrB, CoB), Cu2Sb-type (Mn2Sb, MnAlGe, MgMnGe, KMnP), MAB phases (Mn2AlB2, Fe2AlB2, Cr2AlB2), C14 Laves (MnFeSi, Fe2Si), calibration anchors (tau-MnAl, MnBi, Mn3Ga, Mn5Ge3, FePt, CoPt), and Jami et al. validation candidates (Fe2P, FeNi, Fe3Ga). Each row includes ML-predicted formation energy, hull distance (bias-corrected where available), magnetic moment, Curie temperature, source analysis post, and CIF file asset reference.
24 RE-free magnetic intermetallic candidates across 6 structural families, with predicted properties, experimental benchmarks, and CIFs. Prepared for Anton Oliynyk's synthesizability ranking engine.