First-principles electronic structure investigation of HgBaCaCuO with the SCAN density functional
arXiv:2204.05719 · doi:10.1063/5.0098554
Abstract
We perform first-principles calculation to study the electronic structure of HgBaCaCuO copper oxides up to for the undoped parent compound and up to for the doped compound by means of the SCAN meta-GGA density functional. Our calculations predict an antiferromagnetic insulator ground state for the parent compounds with an energy gap that decreases with the number of CuO planes. We report structural, electronic and magnetic order evolution with which agree with experiments. We find an enhanced density of states at Fermi level at for the single-layered compound manifesting in a peak of the Sommerfeld parameter, which recently has been discussed as a possible signature of quantum criticality generic to all cuprates.
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