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Correlation effects and electronic structure of Gd@C60

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R F Sabirianov1,2,8, W N Mei1,2, Jing Lu1,3, Y Gao2,4, X C Zeng2,4, R D Bolskar5, P Jeppson6, Ning Wu2,7, A N Caruso6 and P A Dowben2,7

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We have investigated the electronic structure of Gd@C60 using ab initio calculations, photoemission and resonant photoemission (constant initial state spectroscopy). In comparing our calculations based on the local spin density approximation and the Hubbard model description with the observed photoemission spectra, we conclude that Gd 4f states exhibit enhanced correlation energies. These correlation energies have values larger than those normally observed in metallic gadolinium and gadolinium compounds. We attributed the enhanced correlation to the diminished screening of the encapsulated Gd. Both calculation and experiment confirm a strong hybridization between the valence states of Gd and the C 2p states of the fullerene cage.


PACS

71.20.Tx Fullerenes and related materials; intercalation compounds

71.15.-m Methods of electronic structure calculations

79.60.-i Photoemission and photoelectron spectra

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Condensed matter: electrical, magnetic and optical

Dates

Issue 8 (28 February 2007)

Received 1 December 2006, in final form 5 January 2007

Published 6 February 2007



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