Abstract
The results of first-principles density-functional theory and the local-spin-density approximation [L(S)DA] with a Hubbard Coulombic and projector-augmented wave method electronic-structure calculations for the layered two-dimensional organic-based magnet are reported. The method accounted for the on-site Coulomb interaction between the and ions. The results from the spin-polarized calculations are in agreement with the antiferromagnetically coupled ferrimagnetic ground state. The magnetic moments for and are 3.70 and , respectively, which are reduced from the sum of the isolated ions (4 and , respectively) due to antiferromagnetic coupling, which are in accord with molecular-cluster model calculations. Spin-polarized partial density-of-states calculations reveal strongly spin-polarized conduction and valence bands. The highest majority band primarily consists of a -based band with hybridization by a band at 2.60 eV below the Fermi level , and the highest minority band primarily consists of a band with hybridization by bands at 0.09 eV below , and the materials is an insulator.
- Received 20 May 2009
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevB.80.064403
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