Mott-Insulator to Charge-Transferred Insulator Transition in the Strongly Correlated Oxide BaIrO3

  • NAKANO Tomohito
    Department of Applied Physics, Waseda University CREST, Japan Science and Technology Agency

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  • 強相関酸化物 BaIrO3 におけるモット絶縁体‐電荷移動型絶縁体転移の圧力効果
  • 強相関酸化物BaIrO3におけるモット絶縁体-電荷移動型絶縁体転移の圧力効果
  • キョウ ソウカン サンカブツ BaIrO3 ニ オケル モット ゼツエンタイ デンカ イドウガタ ゼツエンタイ テンイ ノ アツリョク コウカ

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Abstract

The strongly correlated Ir oxide BaIrO3 shows a weak ferromagnetism and a gap-type order below the transition temperature Tc(= 180 K at ambient pressure). An external pressure decreases Tc by a rate of -29 K/GPa, removes the metallic conduction below Tc, and suppresses the nonlinear conduction at 4.2 K. These observations are highly incompatible with a charge-density-wave state that was believed to be the origin for the 180-K transition. An alternative model for the transition is proposed, which can be regarded as a transition from the Mott-insulator to the charge-transferred insulator transition.

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