Ab initio calculation of resonant X-ray scattering in Manganites
Patrizia Benedetti, Jeroen van den Brink, Eva Pavarini, Assunta Vigliante, Peter Wochner
Abstract
We study the origin of the resonant x-ray signal in manganites and generalize the resonant cross-section to the band structure framework. With ab initio LSDA and LSDA+U calculations we determine the resonant x-ray spectrum of LaMnO3. The calculated spectrum and azimuthal angle dependence at the Mn K-edge reproduce the measured data without adjustable parameters. The intensity of this signal is directly related to the orthorhombicity of the lattice. We also predict a resonant x-ray signal at the La L-edge, caused by the tilting of the MnO6 octahedra. This shows that the resonant x-ray signal in the hard x-ray regime can be understood in terms of the band structure of a material and is sensitive to the fine details of crystal structure.
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