Hund's metal regimes and orbital selective Mott transitions in three band systems
arXiv:1812.05677 · doi:10.1088/1361-648X/ab0dce
Abstract
We analyze the electronic properties of interacting crystal field split three band systems. Using a rotationally invariant slave boson approach we analyze the behavior of the electronic mass renormalization as a function of the intralevel repulsion , the Hund's coupling , the crystal field splitting, and the number of electrons per site . We first focus on the case in which two of the bands are identical and the levels of the third one are shifted by with respect to the former. We find an increasing quasiparticle mass differentiation between the bands, for system away from half-filling (), as the Hubbard interaction is increased. This leads to orbital selective Mott transitions where either the higher energy band (for ) or the lower energy degenerate bands () become insulating for larger than a critical interaction . Away from the half-filled case there is a wide range of parameters for where the system presents a Hund's metal phase with the physics dominated by the local high spin multiplets. Finally, we study the fate of the Hund's metal as the energy splitting between orbitals is increased for different possible crystal distortions. We find a strong sensitivity of the Hund's metal regime to crystal fields due to the opposing effects of and the crystal field splittings on the charge distribution between the bands.
arXiv comment12 pages, 8 figures
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