Electronic Structure of Lanthanum Hydrides with Switchable Optical Properties
arXiv:cond-mat/9609084 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.78.1311
Abstract
Recent dramatic changes in the optical properties of LaH_{2+x} and YH_{2+x} films discovered by Huiberts et al. suggest their electronic structure is described best by a local model. Electron correlation is important in H^- -centers and in explaining the transparent insulating behavior of LaH_3. The metal-insulator transition at takes place in a band of highly localized states centered on the -vacancies in the LaH_3 structure.
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