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Influence of ligand field and correlation on the electronic structure of NiO and CoO from DFT+DMFT calculations
The intriguing physics and rich application potential of strongly correlated first-row transition metal oxide compounds result from the complex interplay of several factors that influence the electronic structure. To shed light on the effect of composition, structure, and correlation strength, we ap
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