Para-ortho transition of artificial H molecule in lateral quantum dots doped with magnetic impurities
arXiv:0907.4726 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.80.165332
Abstract
We present the magnetic phase diagram of artificial H molecule in lateral quantum dots doped with magnetic impurities as a function of external magnetic field and plunger gate voltage. The onset of Mn-Mn antiferromagnetic-ferromagnetic transition follows the electron spin singlet-triplet transition. We deploy a configuration-interaction method to exactly diagonalize the electron-Mn Hamiltonian and map it to an effective Mn-Mn Heisenberg Hamiltonian. We find that Mn-Mn exchange coupling can be described by RKKY-interaction/magnetic-polaron in weak/strong electron-Mn coupling at low/high magnetic fields.
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