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NaxCoO2 and Related Oxides from the Perspective of their Electronic Structures

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The layered oxide, NaxCoO2 shows a variety of behaviors that make it the subject of much current debate. These include a complex phase diagram as a function of x. This phase diagram has compositions with magnetism, metal insulator transitions, and most remarkably, exceedingly high thermopower combined with high metallic conductivity. Furthermore, upon hydration, the material becomes a superconductor whose nature is not yet well understood. The purpose of this talk is to introduce this compound and its properties using the electronic structure as a basis. Some properties, such as the thermopower, and magneto-thermopower, appear to be understandable at the level of standard electronic structure theory, while others remain mysterious. Some related oxides that may have properties similar to NaxCoO2 are discussed.

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