Hole-depletion of ladders in SrCuO induced by correlation effects
arXiv:1111.3225 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.85.075108
Abstract
The hole distribution in SrCuO is studied by low temperature polarization dependent O K Near-Edge X-ray Absorption Fine Structure measurements and state of the art electronic structure calculations that include core-hole and correlation effects in a mean-field approach. Contrary to all previous analysis, based on semi-empirical models, we show that correlations and antiferromagnetic ordering favor the strong chain hole-attraction. For the remaining small number of holes accommodated on ladders, leg-sites are preferred to rung-sites. The small hole affinity of rung-sites explains naturally the 1D - 2D cross-over in the phase diagram of (La,Y,Sr,Ca)CuO
6 pages, 8 figures
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