DFT+U study of magnetic order in doped LaCuO crystals
arXiv:1106.5671 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.84.085104
Abstract
This article presents the results of several magnetic phases of doped LaSrCuO using density-functional theory with an added Hubbard term (DFT+U). Doping factors from to 0.25 were examined. We found that a bond centered stripe is the magnetic ground state for and . No stable stripe order was found for . Analysis of the electron density revealed that apical oxygen atoms, those located above and below the copper atoms in the CuO planes, hold a non negligible part of the holes at large doping and present a small spin polarization. Finally, the charge reorganization caused by the magnetic stripe modulation was studied for bond centered and atom centered stripes.
7 pages, 6 figures (submitted to PRB)
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