Issues with J-dependence in the LSDA+U method for non-collinear magnets
arXiv:1011.0939 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.82.220402
Abstract
We re-examine the commonly used density functional theory plus Hubbard \textit{U} (DFT) method for the case of non-collinear magnets. While many studies neglect to explicitly include the exchange correction parameter \textit{J}, or consider its exact value to be unimportant, here we show that in the case of non-collinear magnetism calculations the \textit{J} parameter can strongly affect the magnetic ground state. We illustrate the strong \textit{J}-dependence of magnetic canting and magnetocrystalline anisotropy by calculating trends in the magnetic lithium orthophosphate family LiMPO (M = Fe and Ni) and difluorite family MF (M = Mn, Fe, Co and Ni). Our results can be readily understood by expanding the usual DFT equations within the spinor scheme, in which the \textit{J} parameter acts directly on the off-diagonal components which determine the spin canting.
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