We investigate the evolution of the electronic structure across the insulator-metal transition in (Formula presented) with changing composition, but in the absence of any structural or magnetic changes. A comparison of the inverse photoemission spectra with band-structure calculations establishes the importance of correlation effects in these systems. Systematic changes in the spectral distribution establish the persistence of the upper Hubbard band well into the metallic regime, with the insulator-to-metal transition being driven by a transfer of spectral weight from the Hubbard band to states close to the Fermi energy. © 1998 The American Physical Society.

Unoccupied electronic states in across the metal-insulator transition

Pedio M.
Formal Analysis
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Capozi M.;
1998

Abstract

We investigate the evolution of the electronic structure across the insulator-metal transition in (Formula presented) with changing composition, but in the absence of any structural or magnetic changes. A comparison of the inverse photoemission spectra with band-structure calculations establishes the importance of correlation effects in these systems. Systematic changes in the spectral distribution establish the persistence of the upper Hubbard band well into the metallic regime, with the insulator-to-metal transition being driven by a transfer of spectral weight from the Hubbard band to states close to the Fermi energy. © 1998 The American Physical Society.
1998
Istituto di Struttura della Materia - ISM - Sede Roma Tor Vergata
Inverse Photoemission, Metal-insulator transition
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