Valence-skipping and negative-U in the d-band from repulsive local Coulomb interaction
arXiv:1303.4215 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.90.155108
Abstract
We show that repulsive local Coulomb interaction alone can drive valence-skipping charge disproportionation in the degenerate d-band, resulting in effective negative-U. This effect is shown to originate from anisotropic orbital-multipole scattering, and occurs only for , , and fillings (and their immediate surroundings). Explicit boundaries for valence-skipping are derived and the paramagnetic phase diagram for and is calculated. We also establish that the valence-skipping metal is very different, in terms of its local valence distribution, compared to the atomic-like Hund's metal. These findings explains why transition metal compounds with the aforementioned d-band fillings are more prone to valence-skipping charge order and anomalous superconductivity.
5 pages, 5 figures
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