ABSTRACT

In the present chapter, we mainly focus on theoretical studies which

adopt material specific model Hamiltonians that take into account

the band structure obtained from first principles calculation. In

particular, we pay special attention to the studies based on the

models that consider all five of the Fe 3d bands. We first review the model construction from the first principles band calculation, and

then describe the main features of the band structure and the Fermi

surfaces. We then discuss how the many body interactions together

with these peculiar band structures and Fermi surfaces result in

the development of spin fluctuations or antiferromagnetism. As for

the mechanism of superconductivity, we describe mainly the spin-

fluctuation-mediated pairing, while we also comment on some other

possibilities. Finally, we give a review on how the electronic states

depend on the materials, affecting both the spin fluctuations and the

superconductivity.