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The spin-wave spectra for bcc Fe at various lattice constants are calculated by the ab initio density functional electron theory for various lattice constants, and the exchange parameters of a Heisenberg model are deter- mined from the data. The spin-wave energies increase with decreasing lattice constant, and the behavior of the exchange parameters can by no means be described by the Bethe-Slater curve for an effective nearest-neighbor Heisenberg model. From the spin-wave frequencies the pressure dependence of the Curie temperature is derived in mean-field and random-phase approximation, yielding )Tc MF /) p'1.6 K/kbar and )Tc RPA /) p '1.8 K/kbar, in contrast to the experimental result )Tc /) p'0. Possible reasons for this discrepancy are discussed.

Ab initioelectron theory for magnetism in Fe: Pressure dependence of spin-wave energies, exchange parameters, and Curie temperature