Magnetism Driven by Anion Vacancies in Superconducting --FeSe
arXiv:0808.1733 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.78.174502
Abstract
To study the microscopic electronic and magnetic interactions in the substoichiometric iron chalcogenide FeSe which is observed to superconduct at x~1/8 up to =27 K, we use first principles methods to study the Se vacancy in this nearly magnetic FeSe system. The vacancy forms a ferrimagnetic cluster of eight Fe atoms, which for the ordered x=1/8 alloy leads to half metallic conduction. Similar magnetic clusters are obtained for FeTe and for BaFeAs with an As vacancy, although neither of these are half metallic. Based on fixed spin density results, we suggest the low energy excitations in FeSe are antiparamagnon-like with short correlation length.
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