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Interplay of frustration, magnetism, charge ordering, and covalency in the ionic Hubbard model for Na0.5CoO2

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PHYSICAL REVIEW B
Volume 79, Issue 16, Pages -

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AMER PHYSICAL SOC
DOI: 10.1103/PhysRevB.79.161103

Keywords

charge exchange; charge-ordered states; frustration; Hubbard model; localised states; magnetic moments; sodium compounds; strongly correlated electron systems

Funding

  1. Ramon y Cajal program
  2. MEC [CTQ2005-09385-C03-03]
  3. MICINN [CTQ2008-06720-C02-02]
  4. ARC [DP0878523, DP0877875]

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We investigate the ionic Hubbard model on a triangular lattice at three-quarters filling. This model displays a subtle interplay between metallic and insulating phases and between charge and magnetic orders. We find crossovers among Mott, charge transfer and covalent insulators, and magnetic order with large moments that persist even when the charge transfer is weak. Our theoretical results are consistent with experiments on A(0.5)CoO(2) (A=K,Na) and identify these materials as correlated covalent insulators.

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