Nature of magnetism in Ca3Co2O6

We find using local spin density approximation + Hubbard U band structure calculations that the novel one-dimensional cobaltate Ca3Co2O6 is not a ferromagnetic half-metal but a Mott insulator. Both the octahedral and the trigonal Co ions are formally trivalent, with the octahedral being in the low-s...

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Published in:Physical review letters 2005-10, Vol.95 (18), p.186401.1-186401.4
Main Authors: HUA WU, HAVERKORT, M. W, HU, Z, KHOMSKII, D. I, TJENG, L. H
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