Self-doped Molecular Mott Insulator for Bilayer High-Temperature Superconducting La3Ni2O7
arXiv:2412.18469 · doi:10.1093/nsr/nwaf353
Abstract
The bilayer structure of recently discovered high-temperature superconducting nickelates LaNiO provides a new platform for investigating correlation and superconductivity. Starting from a bilayer Hubbard model, we show that there is a molecular Mott insulator limit formed by the bonding band owing to Hubbard interaction and large interlayer coupling. This molecular Mott insulator becomes self-doped due to electrons transferred to the antibonding bands at a weaker interlayer coupling strength. The self-doped molecular Mott insulator is similar to the doped Mott insulator studied in cuprates. We propose LaNiO to be a self-doped molecular Mott insulator, whose molecular Mott limit is formed by two nearly degenerate antisymmetric and orbitals. Partial occupation of higher energy symmetric orbital leads to self-doping, which may be responsible for high-temperature superconductivity in LaNiO. The effects of Hund's coupling on the low-energy spectra are also studied via exact diagonalization. The proposed low-energy theory for LaNiO is found to be valid in a wide range of and .
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