Vacancy Driven Orbital and Magnetic Order in (K,Tl,Cs)FeSe
arXiv:1105.0432 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.84.155107
Abstract
We investigate the effects of the Fe vacancy ordering on the orbital and magnetic order in (K,Tl,Cs)FeSe using a three-orbital () tight-binding Hamiltonian with generalized Hubbard interactions. We find that vacancy order enhances electron correlations, resulting in the onset of a block antiferromagnetic phase with large moments at smaller interaction strengths. In addition, vacancy ordering modulates the kinetic energy differently for the three orbitals. This results in a breaking of the degeneracy between the and orbitals on each Fe site, and the onset of orbital order. Consequently, we obtain a novel inverse relation between orbital polarization and the magnetic moment. We predict that a transition from high-spin to low-spin states accompanied by a crossover from orbitally-disordered to orbitally-ordered states will be driven by doping the parent compound with electrons, which can be verified by neutron scattering and soft X-ray measurements.
5 pages, 5 figures. accepted by prb. new section on effective Heisenberg model from orbital order
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