Capacitance and compressibility of heterostructures with strong electronic correlations
arXiv:1609.06263 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.95.035143
Abstract
Strong electronic correlations related to a repulsive local interaction suppress the electronic compressibility in a single-band model, and the capacitance of a corresponding metallic film is directly related to its electronic compressibility. Both statements may be altered significantly when two extensions to the system are implemented which we investigate here: (i) we introduce an attractive nearest-neighbor interaction as antagonist to the repulsive on-site repulsion , and (ii) we consider nano-structured multilayers (heterostructures) assembled from two-dimensional layers of these systems. We determine the respective total compressibility and capacitance of the heterostructures within a strong coupling evaluation, which builds on a Kotliar-Ruckenstein slave-boson technique. Whereas the capacitance for electronic densities close to half-filling is suppressed---illustrated by a correlation induced dip in ---it may be appreciably enhanced close to a van Hove singularity. Moreover, we show that the capacitance may be a non-monotonic function of close to half-filling for both attractive and repulsive . The compressibility can differ from substantially, as is very sensitive to internal electrostatic energies which in turn depend on the specific set-up of the heterostructure. In particular, we show that a capacitor with a polar dielectric has a smaller electronic compressibility and is more stable against phase separation than a standard non-polar capacitor with the same capacitance.
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