Magnetic and thermal properties of a core-shell borophene structure: Monte Carlo study

In this work, we study the magnetic properties of a borophene core-shell structure with spins sigma = 5/2 and S = 3/2, using Monte Carlo simulations. We start by discussing the ground state phase diagrams corresponding to several physical parameters. Then the magnetizations and the susceptibilities have been analyzed. Besides, we explore the thermal magnetization behavior under the effect of the reduced exchange coupling interactions. Furthermore, we investigate the presence of the compensation temperature induced by the presence of a core shell structure and resulted from the variation of the reduced coefficient coupling. Finally, the variation of the total magnetizations as a function of the reduced exchange coupling interactions, the crystal and the external fields has been discussed.