Abstract
Standard weak-coupling methods are used to calculate the excitation spectrum and the instabilities of the metallic phase of a three-band model for the copper-oxide superconductors with both intra- and intersite repulsion. Besides the magnetic excitations, a strong charge-transfer resonance of symmetry is predicted. For reasonable parameters, the metallic phase is found to be unstable to a charge-transfer instability at large deviations from half filling, and at small deviations to an antiferromagnet.
- Received 27 December 1988
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevB.39.12371
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