Fermi surface reconstruction of superoxygenated LaCuO with ordered oxygen interstitials
arXiv:1302.7258 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.87.054514
Abstract
Novel imaging methods show that the mobile dopants in optimum doped LaCuO (LCO) get self-organized, instead of randomly distributed. Rigid-band models fail because of ordering of dopants and supercell calculations are required to obtain the Fermi surface reconstruction. We have performed advanced band calculations for a large supercell LaCuO where =1 or 2 oxygen interstitials form rows in the spacer LaO layers intercalated between the CuO layers as determined by scanning nano x-ray diffraction. The additional oc cupied states made by interstitial oxygen orbitals sit well below the Fermi level () and lead to hole doping as expect ed. The unexpected results show that in the heavily doped puddles the altered Cu(3d)-O(2p) band hybridization at indu ces a multiband electronic structure with the formation of multiple Fermi surface spots: a) small gaps appear in the folde d Fermi surface, b) three mini-bands cross with reduced Fermi energies of 60, 150, and 240 meV respectively, c) the d ensity-of-states and band mass at show substantial increases, and d) spin-polarized calculations show a moderate incr ease of antiferromagnetic spin fluctuations. All calculated features are favorable to enhance superconductivity however the comparison with experimental methods probing the average electronic structure of cuprates will require the description of the electronics of a network of multigap superconducting puddles.
7 pages, 4 figures
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