Spin-density functional theories and their and extensions: a comparative study of transition metals and transition metal oxides
arXiv:1511.06042 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.93.045133
Abstract
Previous work on the physical content of exchange correlation functionals that depend on both charge and spin densities is extended to elemental transition metals and a wider range of perovskite transition metal oxides. A comparison of spectra and magnetic moments calculated using exchange correlation functionals depending on charge density only or on both charge and spin densities, as well as the and extensions of these methods confirms previous conclusions that the spin-dependent part of the exchange correlation functional provides an effective Hund's interaction acting on the transition metal orbitals. For the local spin density approximation and spin-dependent Perdew-Burke-Ernzerhof generalized gradient approximation, the effective Hund's exchange is found to be larger than 1 eV. The results indicate that at least as far as applications to transition metals and their oxides are concerned, , and +dynamical mean field theory extensions of density functional theory should be based on exchange-correlation functionals of charge density only.
21 pages and 8 figures
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