Pivotal Role of Intersite Hubbard Interactions in Fe-doped -MnO
arXiv:2205.05977 · doi:10.1021/acs.jpcc.2c04767
Abstract
We present a first-principles investigation of the structural, electronic, and magnetic properties of the pristine and Fe-doped -MnO using density-functional theory with extended Hubbard functionals. The onsite and intersite Hubbard parameters are determined from first principles and self-consistently using density-functional perturbation theory in the basis of Löwdin-orthogonalized atomic orbitals. For the pristine -MnO we find that the so-called C2-AFM spin configuration is the most energetically favorable, in agreement with the experimentally observed antiferromagnetic ground state. For the Fe-doped -MnO two types of doping are considered: Fe insertion in the tunnels and partial substitution of Fe for Mn. We find that the interstitial doping preserves the C2-AFM spin configuration of the host lattice only when both onsite and intersite Hubbard corrections are included, while for the substitutional doping the onsite Hubbard correction alone is able to preserve the C2-AFM spin configuration of the host lattice. The oxidation state of Fe is found to be and in the case of the interstitial and substitutional doping, respectively, while the oxidation state of Mn is in both cases. This work paves the way for accurate studies of other MnO polymorphs and complex transition-metal compounds when the localization of electrons occurs in the presence of strong covalent interactions with ligands.
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