Tuning Hole Mobility, Concentration, and Repulsion in High- Cuprates via Apical Atoms
arXiv:cond-mat/0702469 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.79.214512
Abstract
Using a newly developed first-principles Wannier-states approach that takes into account large on-site Coulomb repulsion, we derive the effective low-energy interacting Hamiltonians for several prototypical high- superconducting cuprates. The material dependence is found to originate primarily from the different energy of the apical atom state. Specifically, the general properties of the low-energy hole state, namely the Zhang-Rice singlet, are significantly modified by a triplet state associated with this state, via additional intra-sublattice hoppings, nearest-neighbor "super-repulsion", and other microscopic many-body processes. Possible implications on modulation of , local superconducting gaps, charge distribution, hole mobility, electron-phonon interaction, and multi-layer effects are discussed.
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