Crossover in the nature of the metallic phases in the perovskite-type RNiO3
Abstract
We have measured the photoemission spectra of Nd1-xSmxNiO3, where the metal-insulator transition and the N\'eel ordering occur at the same temperature for x 0.4 and the metal-insulator transition temperature (TMI) is higher than the N\'eel temperature for x 0.4. For x 0.4, the spectral intensity at the Fermi level is high in the metallic phase above TMI and gradually decreases with cooling in the insulating phase below TMI while for x > 0.4 it shows a pseudogap-like behavior above TMI and further diminishes below TMI. The results clearly establish that there is a sharp change in the nature of the electronic correlations in the middle (x 0.4) of the metallic phase of the RNiO3 system.
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