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Role of electronic correlations in the Fermi surface formation of NaCoO
Band structure of metallic sodium cobaltate NaCoO (=0.33, 0.48,
0.61 0.72) has been investigated by local density approximation+Hubbard
(LDA+) method and within Gutzwiller approximation for the Co-
manifold. Correlation effects being taken into account results in suppression
of the hole pockets at the Fermi surface in agreement with recent
angle-resolved photo-emission spectroscopy (ARPES) experiments. In the
Gutzwiller approximation the bilayer splitting is significantly reduced due to
the correlation effects. The formation of high spin (HS) state in Co -shell
was shown to be very improbable.Comment: 6 pages, 2 figure
The role of temperature and Coulomb correlation in stabilization of CsCl-phase in FeS under pressure
The iron-sulfur system is important for planetary interiors and is intensely
studied, particularly for better understanding of the cores of Mars and Earth.
Yet, there is a paradox about high-pressure stability of FeS: ab initio global
optimization (at DFT level) predicts a Pmmn phase (with a distorted rocksalt
structure) to be stable at pressures above ~120 GPa, which has not yet been
observed in the experiments that instead revealed a CsCl-type phase which,
according to density functional calculations, should not be stable. Using
quasiharmonic free energy calculations and the dynamical mean field theory, we
show that this apparent discrepancy is removed by proper account of electron
correlations and entropic effects.Comment: 5 pages, 3 figure
Pressure-driven metal-insulator transition in BiFeO from Dynamical Mean-Field Theory
A metal-insulator transition (MIT) in BiFeO under pressure was
investigated by a method combining Generalized Gradient Corrected Local Density
Approximation with Dynamical Mean-Field Theory (GGA+DMFT). Our paramagnetic
calculations are found to be in agreement with experimental phase diagram:
Magnetic and spectral properties of BiFeO3 at ambient and high pressures were
calculated for three experimental crystal structures , and
. At ambient pressure in the phase, an insulating gap of 1.2
eV was obtained in good agreement with its experimental value. Both and
phases have a metal-insulator transition that occurs simultaneously with
a high-spin (HS) to low-spin (LS) transition. The critical pressure for the
phase is 25-33 GPa that agrees well with the experimental observations.
The high pressure and temperature phase exhibits a metallic
behavior observed experimentally as well as in our calculations in the whole
range of considered pressures and undergoes to the LS state at 33 GPa where a
to transition is experimentally observed. The
antiferromagnetic GGA+DMFT calculations carried out for the structure
result in simultaneous MIT and HS-LS transitions at a critical pressure of 43
GPa in agreement with the experimental data
Theoretical Modeling of High Spin to Low Spin Transition and Structural Stability Under Pressure in CaFeO3
Evolution of magnetic and spectral properties and structure stability of CaFeO3 are investigated in frames of the GGA + U method. It is shown that the GGA + U method is able to reproduce the transition from high spin to low spin under pressure obtained experimentally. At ambient pressure monoclinic structure has lower energy which agrees with experiment. Full structural relaxation shows that orthorhombic structure in unstable above 30 GPa and undergoes a distortion toward monoclinic structure. © 2022, The Author(s)
LDA+DMFT Spectral Functions and Effective Electron Mass Enhancement in Superconductor LaFePO
In this Letter we report the first LDA+DMFT results (method combining Local
Density Approximation with Dynamical Mean-Field Theory) for spectral properties
of superconductor LaFePO. Calculated {\bf k}-resolved spectral functions
reproduce recent angle-resolved photoemission spectroscopy (ARPES) data [D. H.
Lu {\it et al}., Nature {\bf 455}, 81 (2008)]. Obtained effective electron mass
enhancement values 1.9 -- 2.2 are in good agreement with
infrared and optical studies [M. M. Qazilbash {\it et al}., Nature Phys. {\bf
5}, 647 (2009)], de Haas--van Alphen, electrical resistivity, and electronic
specific heat measurements results, that unambiguously evidence for moderate
correlations strength in LaFePO. Similar values of were found in the
other Fe-based superconductors with substantially different superconducting
transition temperatures. Thus, the dynamical correlation effects are essential
in the Fe-based superconductors, but the strength of electronic correlations
does not determine the value of superconducting transition temperature.Comment: 4 pages, 3 figure
Orbital Selective Pressure-Driven Metal-Insulator Transition in FeO from Dynamical Mean-Field Theory
In this Letter we report the first LDA+DMFT (method combining Local Density
Approximation with Dynamical Mean-Field Theory) results of magnetic and
spectral properties calculation for paramagnetic phases of FeO at ambient and
high pressures (HP). At ambient pressure (AP) calculation gave FeO as a Mott
insulator with Fe 3-shell in high-spin state. Calculated spectral functions
are in a good agreement with experimental PES and IPES data. Experimentally
observed metal-insulator transition at high pressure is successfully reproduced
in calculations. In contrast to MnO and FeO ( configuration) where
metal-insulator transition is accompanied by high-spin to low-spin transition,
in FeO ( configuration) average value of magnetic moment
is nearly the same in the insulating phase at AP and
metallic phase at HP in agreement with X-Ray spectroscopy data (Phys. Rev.
Lett. {\bf83}, 4101 (1999)). The metal-insulator transition is orbital
selective with only orbitals demonstrating spectral function typical
for strongly correlated metal (well pronounced Hubbard bands and narrow
quasiparticle peak) while states remain insulating.Comment: 4 pages, 4 figure
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