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This study investigates the magnetic properties of non-rare-earth ferromagnetic materials, L10-ordered FeNi, Fe2Ni2N, and Fe2Ni2B, using the Kohn-Sham (KS) equation, mean field theory (MFT), Brillouin function (BF), and Callen-Callen (CC) semiempirical relation. We obtained electronic structures, electron density maps, and magnetocrystalline anisotropy energy (MAE) from first-principles calculations. The Curie temperature (TC) was determined using MFT, while the thermomagnetic properties of L10-ordered FeNi and tetragonally ordered Fe2Ni2N and Fe2Ni2B were obtained from the BF and CC relation. The crystal structure and electron density map for L10-ordered FeNi have identified the interstitial sites for the 2p element doping. The addition of interstitial nitrogen (N) has decreased the c/a ratio to 0.992 from 1.007 and saturation magnetization (μ0MS) to 1.35 from 1.67T at 0 K. However, nitrogen doping has led to a significant increase in the magnetocrystalline anisotropy constant (Ku) to 1.94 from 0.47MJ/m3, while lowering TC from 908 to 634 K. Boron (B) doping resulted in an even higher Ku of 2.75MJ/m3 at 0 K. The μ0MS for Fe2Ni2N is 1.20T (36 MGOe) at 300 K and 0.97T at 450 K. For Fe2Ni2B, the μ0MS is 0.97T (23 MGOe) at 300 K and 0.74T at 450 K. Fe2Ni2N demonstrates a higher saturation magnetization compared to commercial Sm-Co and Alnico, suggesting its potential as a non-rare-earth permanent magnet, filling the 10–30 MGOe gap in magnets. Our computational analysis indicates that B-doped FeNi has the potential to be a high-energy anisotropy permanent magnet with a significant hardness parameter κ of 1.67.

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