Dear colleagues, You are kindly invited to the Center for Solid State Physics and New Materials seminar, which will be held on Thursday, 27. 03. 2025. at 12:20, in the "Zvonko Marić" lecture hall of the Institute of Physics Belgrade.The talk entitled
Predictive power of the embedded dynamical mean field theory (eDMFT) for the electronic-structural interply in correlated materials
will be given by Dr. Gheorghe Lucian Pascut (MANSiD Research Center and Faculty of Forestry, Stefan Cel Mare University (USV), Suceava, Romania). The abstract of the talk:
In this talk we will give an overview of the embedded dynamical mean field theory (eDMFT) [1, 2] perspective on materials such as AMnO3 (A = Bi and La) perovskites, CaFeO3, RNiO3 nickelates (R = La and Nd) and RNiO2 nickelates (R = La and Nd) in order to show the capabilities of the eDMFT method to describe site and orbital selective states. For example, (1) in AMnO3 perovskites we are addressing the multiple first-order transitions, in particular we will compute the complex temperature-dependent electronic structural-interply and we are finding the existence of novel electronic states where insulating, semimetallic and metallic orbitals coexist. (2) in CaFeO3 we show that the high oxidations states can also be explained by orbital selective states. We will also demonstrate de the predictive power of the eDMFT method for both the electronic and structural properties [3]; (3) in RNiO3 nickelates we are describing the electronic-structural interply across a metal to insulator transition (MIT) [4], in particular we will present the predicted structural changes across the MIT, predicted models for the magnetic ground states which differ from the magnetic models proposed before, and we will also present a new interpretation of the K-edge resonant X-ray scattering measurements; (4) in RNiO2 which are part of the recently discovered superconductivity in hole doped infinite-layer nickelates, we will present the theoretically proposed temperature-correlation phase diagram for the LaNiO2 prototype compound, and we show Fermi liquid (FL) versus non-FL and magnetic versus non-magnetic Curie-Weiss behaviors [5].
In conclusion I will argue the eDMFT method can be used to understand and quantitatively predict the electronic structural interply in complex correlated materials at finite temperatures.
Part of this work was supported by a grant of the Romanian Ministry of Education and Research, CNCS - UEFISCDI, project number PN-III-P1-1.1-TE-2019-1767, within PNCDI III.
1) http://hauleweb.rutgers.edu/tutorials/ 2) http://hauleweb.rutgers.edu/tutorials/Overview.html 3) K. Haule, G. L. Pascut, Scientific Reports 2017, 7, 10375. 4) G. L. Pascut, K. Haule, Phys. Rev. B 2023, 107, 045147. 5) G. L. Pascut et. al., Communications Physics 2023, 6, 45. Best Regards, Nenad Lazarevic