First-principles study of the electronic structure of CaKRuP
arXiv:2109.10851 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.104.235105
Abstract
The recent discovery and studies of 1144-phase compounds, e.g., CaKFeAs, have attracted significant research interest. In this paper, based on the first-principles density functional calculations, we present a systematic study on the electronic structure of the recently synthetized 1144-type quaternary compound CaKRuP. We find that the Ru-based 1144-type compound possesses a different electronic structure from that of iron-based superconductors, even though they share very similar crystallographic structures. In CaKRuP, there is no hole-type carrier if spin-orbit interaction is not considered. And a long-range magnetic order is absent in its ground state. With the application of pressure, the electronic structure of CaKRuP becomes similar to those of the ternary 122-type compounds LaRuP and LaRuAs. CaKRuP is very likely to be a phonon-mediated medium coupled BCS superconductor. Furthermore, type-I and type-II Dirac fermions can be created and regulated in this system with pressure. The quaternary compound CaKRuP therefore has a potential to be an attractive platform for the study of topological physics and superconductivity.
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