Charge Ordered Insulator without Magnetic Order Studied by Correlator Projection Method

Abstract

The Hubbard model with additional intersite interaction `$V$' (the extended Hubbard model) is investigated by the correlator projection method (CPM). CPM is a newly developed numerical method which combines the equation-of-motion approach and the dynamical mean-field theory. Using this method, properties of the extended Hubbard Model at quarter filling are discussed with special emphasis on the metal-insulator transition induced by electron-electron correlations. The result shows a metal-insulator transition to a charge ordered insulator with antiferromagnetic order at low temperatures, but a charge ordered insulator without magnetic symmetry breaking at intermediate temperatures. Here, the magnetic order is found to be suppressed to low temperatures because of the smallness of the exchange coupling $J_{\mathrm{eff}}$. The present results are in sharp contrast with the Hatree-Fock approximation whereas in agreement with the experimental results on quarter-filled materials with strong correlations, such as organic conductors.

28 pages, 8 figures

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