The electronic structure of the NaCoO surface
arXiv:0808.1287 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.101.246808
Abstract
The idea that surface effects may play an important role in suppressing Fermi surface pockets on NaCoO has been frequently proposed to explain the discrepancy between LDA calculations (performed on the bulk compound) which find ' hole pockets present and ARPES experiments, which do not observe the hole pockets. Since ARPES is a surface sensitive technique it is important to investigate the effects that surface formation will have on the electronic structure of NaCoO in order to more accurately compare theory and experiment. We have calculated the band structure and Fermi surface of cleaved NaCoO and determined that the surface non-trivially affects the fermiology in comparison to the bulk. Additionally, we examine the likelihood of possible hydroxyl cotamination and surface termination. Our results show that a combination of surface formation and contamination effects could resolve the ongoing controversy between ARPES experiments and theory.
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