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First-principles-based Prediction of Phase Fields: Part I. Binary and Ternary Refractory Alloys
Multiple principal element alloys (MPEAs) exhibit complex phase equilibria involving multinary solid solutions and intermetallics, which makes it challenging to predict their temperature-composition phase diagrams. Their vast compositional space makes first principles methods prohibitively expensive
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