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Spin disorder competing with positional symmetry breaking governs the metal-insulator behavior in oxide paramagnets
Numerous transition-metal oxides have low-temperature, long-range-ordered antiferromagnetic (AFM) states that are generally insulating, and high-temperature, disordered paramagnetic (PM) phases. The latter can be either insulating (predicted here for NaFeO3), or metallic (predicted here and previous
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