Correlated electrons in Fe-As compounds: a quantum chemical perspective
arXiv:0901.1594 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.102.136405
Abstract
State-of-the-art quantum chemical methods are applied to the study of the multiorbital correlated electronic structure of a Fe-As compound, the recently discovered LiFeAs. Our calculations predict a high-spin, S=2, ground-state configuration for the Fe ions, which shows that the on-site Coulomb interactions are substantial. Also, orbital degeneracy in the (xz,yz) sector and a three-quarter filling of these levels suggest the presence of strong fluctuations and are compatible with a low metallic conductivity in the normal state. The lowest electron-removal states have As 4p character, in analogy to the ligand hole states in p-type cuprate superconductors.
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