Interplay of orbital-selective Mott criticality and flat-band physics in LaNiO
arXiv:2412.19617 · doi:10.1103/3r7g-89r8
Abstract
Superconductivity in nickelates apparently takes place in two different Ni oxidation regimes, namely either for infinite-layer-type compounds close to Ni, or for Ruddlesden-Popper materials close to Ni. The reduced LaNiO bilayer with a nominal Ni oxidation state may therefore serve as a normal-state mediator between the two known families of -like and -like superconducting nickelates. Using first-principles many-body theory, we explain its experimental 50\,meV charge gap as originating from a new type of correlated (quasi-)insulator. Flat-band electrons of Ni- character become localized from scattering with orbital-selective Mott-localized Ni- electrons, by trading in residual hopping energy for a gain in local exchange energy in a ferromagnetic Kondo-lattice scenario. Most importantly, the flat-band electrons offer another route to unconventional superconductivity in nickelates at ambient pressure.
7 pages, 5 figures, supplemental material
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