Mott physics in electron dioxygenyl magnet : OF (=Sb, Pt)
arXiv:1103.0129 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.84.073106
Abstract
We have investigated electronic structures and magnetic properties of OF (=Sb, Pt), which are composed of two building blocks of strongly correlated electrons: O dioxygenyls and F octahedra, by employing the first-principles electronic structure band method. For OSbF, as a reference system of OPtF, we have shown that the Coulomb correlation of O(2) electrons drives the Mott insulating state. For OPtF, we have demonstrated that the Mott insulating state is induced by the combined effects of the Coulomb correlation of O(2) and Pt(5) electrons and the spin-orbit (SO) interaction of Pt(5) states. The role of the SO interaction in forming the Mott insulating state of OPtF is similar to the case of SrIrO that is a prototype of a SO induced Mott system with J.
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