Band-Mott mixing hybridizes the gap in FeMoO
arXiv:2203.02402 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.104.195143
Abstract
We combined optical spectroscopy and first principles electronic structure calculations to reveal the charge gap in the polar magnet FeMoO. Iron occupation on the octahedral site draws the gap strongly downward compared to the Zn parent compound, and subsequent occupation of the tetrahedral site creates a narrow resonance near the Fermi energy that draws the gap downward even further. This resonance is a many-body effect that emanates from a flat valence band in a Mott-like state due to screening of the local moment - similar to expectations for a Zhang-Rice singlet, except that here, it appears in a semi-conductor. We discuss the unusual hybridization in terms of orbital occupation and character as well as the structure-property relationships that can be unveiled in various metal-substituted systems (Ni, Mn, Co, Zn).
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