Varying Cu-Ti hybridization near the Fermi energy in CuxTiSe2: Results from supercell calculations
T. Jeong, T. Jarlborg
Abstract
The properties of CuxTiSe2 are studied by band structure calculation based on the density functional theory for supercells. The density-of-states (DOS) for x=0 has a sharply raising shoulder in the neighborhood of the Fermi energy, EF, which can be favorable for spacial charge modulations. The Cu impurity adds electrons and brings the DOS shoulder below EF. Hybridization makes the Ti-d DOS at EF, the electron-phonon coupling and the Stoner factor very large. Strong pressure dependent properties are predicted from the calculations, since the DOS shoulder is pushed to higher energy at a reduced lattice constant. Effects of disorder are also expected to be important because of the rapidly varying DOS near EF.
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