Abstract
We have studied the electronic structure of the superconducting fulleride K3Ba3C60 using the local density approximation in the density functional theory. We have found the presence of the hybridization not only between Ba and C60 states but also between K and C60 states. This novel hybridization should have an effect on the electronic properties, including superconductivity. Also in Rb3Ba3C60, the hybridization between Rb and C60 is found as well. In addition, the density of states at Fermi level of K3Ba3C60 is found to be slightly larger than that of Rb3Ba3C60, although the lattice constant of K3Ba3C60 is shorter than that of Rb3Ba3360. These results are in sharp contrast to A3C60 superconductors (A=alkali-metal atoms).