NaCoO in the x -> 0 Regime: Coupling of Structure and Correlation effects
arXiv:cond-mat/0505606 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.72.115110
Abstract
The study of the strength of correlations in NaCoO is extended to the x=0 end of the phase diagram where Mott insulating behavior has been widely anticipated. Inclusion of correlation as modeled by the LDA+U approach leads to a Mott transition in the subband if U is no less than U=2.5 eV. Thus U smaller than U is required to model the metallic, nonmagnetic CoO compound reported by Tarascon and coworkers. The orbital-selective Mott transition of the state, which is essentially degenerate with the states, occurs because of the slightly wider bandwidth of the bands. The metal-insulator transition is found to be strongly coupled to the Co-O bond length, due to associated changes in the bandwidth, but the largest effects occur only at a reduced oxygen height that lies below the equilibrium position.
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