We study the properties of a two-dimensional interacting electronic system
in the presence of a staggered magnetic field. We find that metal-insulator
transitions can be achieved at both zero and non-zero temperatures. A d-wa
ve-like pseudogap is opened on the two-dimensional square Fermi surface. Th
e staggered magnetic Aux is found to suppress the antiferromagnetic order.
When random fluctuations of the perfect staggered field are turned on and i
ncreased, a finite legion of Fermi surface around (+/-pi/2, +/-pi/2) will b
e gradually formed as the bandwidth decreases. We also find that the assume
d disturbed staggered field in our model can actually simulate the spin flu
ctuations occurring in the interacting system.