From Hubbard bands to spin-polaron excitations in the doped Mott material NaCoO
arXiv:1408.2152 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.91.155114
Abstract
We investigate the excitation spectrum of strongly correlated sodium cobaltate within a realistic many-body description beyond dynamical mean-field theory (DMFT). At lower doping around =0.3, rather close to Mott-critical half-filling, the single-particle spectral function of NaCoO displays an upper Hubbard band which is captured within DMFT. Momentum-dependent self-energy effects beyond DMFT become dominant at higher doping. Around a doping level of , the incoherent excitations give way to finite-energy spin-polaron excitations in close agreement with optics experiments. These excitations are a direct consequence of the formation of bound states between quasiparticles and paramagnons in the proximity to in-plane ferromagnetic ordering.
5 pages, 3 figures; supplementary material
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