Abstract
We study the effects of rotation on Ru band structures in metallic () by first-principles electronic structure calculations. We show that the rotation leads to the strong hybridization between and bands, resulting in orbital-dependent changes in the band structure. The band near the Fermi level is significantly modified and thereby a severely reconstructed Fermi surface with nested sections appears at . In contrast, the and bands are found to be insensitive to the rotational distortions induced by the Ca substitution. Our results imply that the progressive changes in the magnetic, optical, and thermal properties of are associated with the band.
- Received 12 October 2006
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevLett.98.226401
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