Investigation of unoccupied electronic states of LaCoO and PrCoO using inverse photoemission spectroscopy and GGA + calculations
arXiv:0711.3162 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.77.113104
Abstract
The unoccupied electronic states of LaCoO and PrCoO are studied using room temperature inverse photoemission spectroscopy and \emph{ab initio} GGA+ band structure calculations. A fairly good agreement between experiment and theory is obtained. The intensity of the peak just above the Fermi-level is found to be very much sensitive to the hybridization of Co 3 and O 2 orbitals. Moreover, the band just above the Fermi-level is of Co 3 character with little contribution from O 2 states.
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