Magnetic orders of LaTiO under epitaxial strain: a first-principles study
arXiv:1310.5331 · doi:10.1063/1.4860016
Abstract
Perovskite LaTiO bulk is a typical Mott-insulator with G-type antiferromagnetic order. In this work, the biaxial strain effects on the ground magnetic order of LaTiO films grown on various substrates have been studied. For the compressive strain, LaTiO films grown on LaAlO, LaGaO, and SrTiO substrates undergo a phase transition from the original G-type antiferromagnet to A-type antiferromagnet. The underlying physical mechanisms are the lattice distortions tunned by strain. While for the tensile strain, the BaTiO and LaScO substrates have been tested, which show a tendency to transit the LaTiO to the C-type antiferromagnet. Furthermore, our calculations find that the magnetic transitions under epitaxial strain do not change the insulating fact of LaTiO.
3 pages, 3 figures. Proceeding of the 58th MMM conference, accepted
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