Single-layer T'-type nickelates: Ni is Ni
arXiv:2106.05225 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevMaterials.5.L061801
Abstract
The discovery of superconductivity in the infinite-layer nickelates has opened new perspectives in the context of quantum materials. We analyze, via first-principles calculations, the electronic properties of LaNiOF -- the first single-layer T'-type nickelate -- and compare these properties with those of related nickelates and isostructural cuprates. We find that LaNiOF is essentially a single-band system with a Fermi surface dominated by the Ni-3 states with an exceptional 2D character. In addition, the hopping ratio is similar to that of the highest cuprates and there is a remarkable splitting together with a charge transfer energy of 3.6~eV. According to these descriptors, along with a comparison to NdCuO, we thus indicate single-layer T'-type nickelates of this class as very promising analogs of cuprate-like physics while keeping distinct Ni features.
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