Effects of Ba doping on the structural and electronic properties of LaBaCuO
arXiv:1910.04280 · doi:10.1016/j.physc.2019.1353564
Abstract
The structural and electronic properties of LaBaCuO were investigated as a function of Ba-concentration , within the virtual crystal approximation (VCA) by means of first-principles total-energy calculations. We found Ba doping induces a quasi-rigid displacement of Cu d and d bands toward higher energies. This effect generates important changes in the Fermi surface topology, which manage to imitate the ARPES momentum distribution map (MDM) measurements and tight-binding calculations recently reported for doped La-based cuprates. The calculations exhibit the significant increase in the contribution of Cu d states at the Fermi level for greater Ba doping content to 0.3, which has effects on orbital hybridisation with Cu d states and therefore in the suppression of the superconducting state. For this Ba doping range, no magnetism was found.
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