Electronic structure of the compound from ab initio local interactions
arXiv:1106.2893 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.85.165145
Abstract
We used fully correlated ab initio calculations to determine the effective parameters of Hubbard and t - J models for the thermoelectric misfit compound . As for the family the Fermi level orbitals are the orbitals of the cobalt atoms ; the being always lower in energy by more than 240\,meV. The electron correlation is found very large as well as the parameters fluctuations as a function of the structural modulation. The main consequences are a partial electrons localization and a fluctuation of the in-plane magnetic exchange from AFM to FM. The behavior of the Seebeck coefficient as a function of temperature is discussed in view of the ab initio results, as well as the 496\,K phase transition.
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