Stripe Charge Ordering in Triangular-Lattice Systems
Hiroaki Onishi, Takashi Hotta
Abstract
We investigate the ground-state properties of a t2g-orbital Hubbard model on a triangular lattice at electron density 5.5 by using numerical techniques. There appear several types of paramagnetic phases, but we observe in common that one or two orbitals among three orbitals become relevant due to the effect of orbital arrangement. It is found that charge stripes stabilized by the nearest-neighbor Coulomb interaction consist of antiferromagnetic/ferro-orbital chains for small Hund's coupling, while there occurs stripe charge ordering with ferromagnetic/antiferro-orbital chains for large Hund's coupling.
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