Electronic structure of VO2 studied by x-ray photoelectron and x-ray emission spectroscopies
E. Z. Kurmaev, V. M. Cherkashenko, Yu. M. Yarmoshenko, St. Bartkowski, A. V. Postnikov, M. Neumann, L. -C. Duda, J. H. Guo, J. Nordgren, V. A. Perelyaev, W. Reichelt
Abstract
A VO2 single-crystal has been subject of a combined investigation by high resolution XPS, x-ray emission spectroscopy with electron and energy-selective x-ray excitation (V L-alpha, V K-beta-5- and O K-alpha emission) and x-ray absorption spectroscopy (O1s). We performed first principles tight-binding LMTO band structure calculations of VO2 in both monoclinic and tetragonal rutile structures and compare the densities of states with the experimental data. From this we conclude that the electronic structure of VO2 is more bandlike than correlated.
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