Breakdown of the scaling relation of anomalous Hall effect in Kondo lattice ferromagnet USbTe
Hasan Siddiquee,
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Christopher Broyles,
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Erica Kotta
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Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: Feb. 1, 2023
The
interaction
between
strong
correlation
and
Berry
curvature
is
an
open
territory
of
in
the
field
quantum
materials.
Here
we
report
large
anomalous
Hall
conductivity
a
Kondo
lattice
ferromagnet
USbTe
which
dominated
by
intrinsic
at
low
temperatures.
However,
induced
effect
does
not
follow
scaling
relation
derived
from
Fermi
liquid
theory.
onset
contribution
coincides
with
coherent
temperature.
Combined
ARPES
measurement
DMFT
calculations,
this
strongly
indicates
that
hosted
flat
bands
hybridization
level.
Our
results
demonstrate
coherence
has
dramatic
influence
on
temperature
physical
properties
associated
curvature,
calling
for
new
theories
relations
to
account
curvature.
Language: Английский
Two-Gap Superconductivity and the Decisive Role of Rare-Earth d Electrons in Infinite-Layer Nickelates
Physical Review Letters,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
133(12)
Published: Sept. 17, 2024
We
present
a
theoretical
prediction
of
phonon-mediated
two-gap
superconductivity
in
infinite-layer
nickelates
Nd_{1-x}Sr_{x}NiO_{2}
by
performing
ab
initio
GW
and
perturbation
theory
calculations.
Electron
self-energy
effects
significantly
alter
the
characters
two-band
Fermi
surface
enhance
electron-phonon
coupling,
compared
with
results
based
on
density
functional
theory.
Solutions
fully
k-dependent
anisotropic
Eliashberg
equations
yield
two
dominant
s-wave
superconducting
gaps-a
large
gap
band
rare-earth
Nd
d
interstitial
orbital
small
transition-metal
Ni
character.
Increasing
hole
doping
induces
non-rigid-band
response
electronic
structure,
leading
to
rapid
drop
T_{c}
overdoped
regime
agreement
experiments.
Language: Английский
Infinite-layer nickelates as Ni-eg Hund’s metals
npj Quantum Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
8(1)
Published: July 12, 2023
Abstract
The
recent
and
exciting
discovery
of
superconductivity
in
the
hole-doped
infinite-layer
nickelate
Nd
1−
δ
Sr
NiO
2
draws
strong
attention
to
correlated
quantum
materials.
From
a
theoretical
view
point,
this
class
unconventional
superconducting
materials
provides
an
opportunity
unveil
physics
hidden
Here
we
study
temperature
doping
dependence
local
spectrum
as
well
charge,
spin
orbital
susceptibilities
from
first
principles.
By
using
ab
initio
LQSGW+DMFT
methodology,
show
that
onsite
Hund’s
coupling
Ni-
d
orbitals
gives
rise
multiple
signatures
metallic
phase
e
g
orbitals.
proposed
picture
nickelates
(two
orbital)
metal
differs
Fe-based
superconductors
five
cuprates
doped
charge
transfer
insulators.
Our
finding
uncover
new
metals
has
potential
implications
for
broad
range
two
systems
away
half-filling.
Language: Английский
Crystallographic defects in Weyl semimetal LaAlGe
Physical Review Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
8(5)
Published: May 13, 2024
Crystallographic
defects
in
a
topological
semimetal
can
result
charge
doping
and
scattering
centers
which
may
mask
the
exotic
spectroscopic
transport
properties,
respectively.
Here,
we
investigate
possible
crystallographic
including
vacancy
antisite
Weyl
LaAlGe
using
hybrid-density-functional
theory
calculations.
We
show
that
considerable
concentration
of
Al-
Ge-related
naturally
form
during
growth
due
to
their
low
formation
enthalpy.
Specifically,
Al
be
easily
replaced
by
Ge
$I{4}_{1}md$
phase
LaAlGe,
forming
Ge-on-Al
antisite,
${\mathrm{Ge}}_{\mathrm{Al}}$.
The
counterpart,
Al-on-Ge
(${\mathrm{Al}}_{\mathrm{Ge}}$),
is
also
probable.
most
abundant
defect
${\mathrm{Ge}}_{\mathrm{Al}}$
donorlike,
effectively
electron
doping,
these
are
therefore
not
only
electronic
process
but
induce
substantial
vertical
shift
chemical
potential.
results
imply
occurring
hinder
both
features
arising
from
physics
LaAlGe.
Our
work
applied
$R\mathrm{AlGe}$
family
($R=\mathrm{rare}$
earth)
help
improve
quality
single-crystal
magnetic
semimetal.
Language: Английский
Dual nature of magnetism driven by momentum dependent f-d Kondo hybridization
Byungkyun Kang,
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Yongbin Lee,
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Liqin Ke
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et al.
Communications Physics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
7(1)
Published: June 12, 2024
Abstract
The
intricate
nature
of
magnetism
in
uranium-based
Kondo
lattices
is
a
consequence
correlations
between
U-5
f
and
conduction
electrons.
Previously,
the
source
has
been
ascribed
to
either
Mott
physics
or
Ruderman-Kittel-Kasuya-Yosida
interaction,
both
which
are
not
fully
applicable
lattices.
Using
linearized
quasiparticle
self-consistent
GW
plus
dynamical
mean-field
theory,
we
demonstrate
crossover
from
incoherent
coherent
-
d
cloud
paramagnetic
phase
UTe
2
,
USbTe
USbSe.
As
transition
occurs,
observe
an
augmented
coherence
Pauli-like
magnetic
susceptibility,
with
substantial
frozen
moment
persisting.
We
show
that
momentum
dependent
hybridization
responsible
for
moments
arising
renormalized
electrons’
van
Hove
singularity.
Our
findings
provide
perspective
explain
dual
long-range
ordering
induced
by
pressure
.
Language: Английский
Mott-Insulator State of FeSe as a Van der Waals 2D Material Is Unveiled
Physical Review Letters,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
132(26)
Published: June 28, 2024
We
undertook
a
comprehensive
investigation
of
the
electronic
structure
FeSe,
known
as
Hund
metal,
and
found
that
it
is
not
uniquely
defined.
Through
accounting
for
all
two-particle
irreducible
diagrams
constructed
from
electron
Green's
function
G
screened
Coulomb
interaction
W
in
self-consistent
manner,
Mott-insulator
phase
2D-FeSe
unveiled.
The
metal-insulator
transition
driven
by
strong
on-site
its
paramagnetic
phase,
accompanied
weakening
both
local
nonlocal
screening
effects
on
Fe-3d
orbitals.
Our
results
suggest
Mott
physics
may
play
pivotal
role
shaping
electronic,
optical,
superconducting
properties
monolayer
or
nanostructured
FeSe.
Language: Английский
Absence of mixed valency for Pr in pristine and hole-doped PrNiO2
Physical review. B./Physical review. B,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
107(16)
Published: April 27, 2023
Infinite-layer
nickelates
($R$NiO$_2$)
exhibit
some
distinct
differences
as
compared
to
cuprate
superconductors,
leading
a
debate
concerning
the
role
of
rare-earth
ions
($R$=La,
Pr,
Nd)
in
low-energy
many-body
physics.
Although
$4f$
orbitals
are
typically
treated
inert
`core'
electrons
studies,
this
approximation
has
been
questioned.
An
active
participation
states
is
most
likely
for
PrNiO$_2$
based
on
an
analogy
cuprates
where
Pr
differ
significantly
from
other
cuprates.
Here,
we
adopt
density
functional
plus
dynamical
mean
field
theory
(DFT+DMFT)
investigate
and
more
generally
correlated
electronic
structure
its
hole-doped
variant.
We
find
that
insulating
show
no
evidence
either
Kondo
resonance
or
Zhang-Rice
singlet
formation
they
do
not
have
any
hybridization
channels
near
Fermi
energy.
The
biggest
effects
hole
doping
shift
$5d$
further
away
energy
while
enhancing
Ni
$3d$
-
O
$2p$
hybridization,
thus
reducing
correlation
get
closer
again
physics
upon
doping.
conclude
by
commenting
implications
reduced
valence
nickelates.
Language: Английский
Microscopic Magnetism of Nickel-Based Infinite-Layer Superconducting Parent Compounds RNiO2 (R = La, Nd): A μSR Study
Qiong 琼 Wu 吴,
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Ying 盈 Fu 付,
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Le 乐 Wang 王
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Chinese Physics Letters,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
41(9), P. 097502 - 097502
Published: Aug. 8, 2024
Abstract
By
using
muon
spin
relaxation
(μSR)
measurements,
we
perform
a
comparative
study
of
the
microscopic
magnetism
in
parent
compounds
infinite-layer
nickelate
superconductors
R
NiO
2
(
=
La,
Nd).
In
either
compound,
zero-field
μSR
spectra
down
to
lowest
measured
temperature
reveal
no
long-range
magnetic
order.
LaNiO
,
short-range
correlations
appear
below
T
150
K,
and
spins
fully
freeze
∼
10
K.
NdNiO
exhibits
more
complex
dynamics
driven
by
Nd
4
f
Ni
3
d
electron
fluctuations.
Further,
it
shows
features
suggesting
proximity
spin-glass
state
occurring
5
both
compounds,
behavior
with
is
further
confirmed
longitudinal-field
measurements.
These
results
provide
new
insight
into
superconducting
nickelates,
crucial
understanding
origin
their
superconductivity.
Language: Английский