Interplay between Zhang-Rice singlets and high-spin states in a model for doped NiO planes
arXiv:2103.03737 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.103.104513
Abstract
Superconductivity found in doped NdNiO is puzzling as two local symmetries of doped NiO layers compete, with presumably far-reaching implications for the involved mechanism: a cuprate-like regime with Zhang-Rice singlets {\cblue is replaced by local triplet states at realistic values of charge-transfer energy, which would suggest a rather different superconductivity scenario from high- cuprates}. We address this competition by investigating NiO clusters with periodic boundary conditions in the parameter range relevant for the superconducting nickelates. With increasing value of charge-transfer energy we observe upon hole doping the expected crossover from the cuprate regime dominated by Zhang-Rice singlets to the local triplet states. We find that smaller charge-transfer energy is able to drive this change of the ground state character when realistic values for nickel-oxygen repulsion are taken into account. For large values of the charge-transfer energy, oxygen orbitals are less important than in superconducting cuprates as their spectral weight is found only at rather high excitation energies. However, a second Ni() orbital can easily become relevant, with either the or the orbitals contributing in addition to the orbital {\cblue to the formation of triplet states. In addition,} our result that (acting between Ni and O) favors onsite triplets implies that correlation effects beyond purely onsite interactions should be taken into account when obtaining effective two-band models.
arXiv comment12 pages, 11 figures, under review
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