Unfolding the electronic structure of Ca(FePtAs)(PtAs)
arXiv:1401.0298 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.89.104511
Abstract
The platinum iron arsenides Ca(FePtAs)(PtAs) are the first Fe based superconductors with metallic spacer layers. Furthermore they display a large variation in their critical temperatures depending on the amount of Pt in their spacer layers: . To gain more insight into the role of the spacer layer the electronic structures of the iron arsenic platenides are represented in the momentum space of the underlying Fe sublattice using a first principles unfolding method. We find that Ca(FeAs)(PtAs), contrary to Ca(FeAs)(PtAs), shows a net electron doping and a non-negligible interlayer coupling. Both effects could account for the difference in the critical temperatures.
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