Interaction-induced quantum anomalous Hall phase in (111) bilayer of LaCoO
arXiv:1409.6797 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.91.125139
Abstract
In the present paper, the Gutzwiller density functional theory (LDA+G) has been applied to study a bilayer system of LaCoO grown along the direction on SrTiO. The LDA calculations show that there are two nearly flat bands located at the top and bottom of bands of Co atoms with the Fermi level crossing the lower one, which is almost half-filled. After including both the spin-orbit coupling and the Coulomb interaction in the LDA+G method, we find that the interplay between spin-orbit coupling and Coulomb interaction stabilizes a very robust ferromagnetic insulator phase with non-zero Chern number, which indicates the possibility to realize quantum anomalous Hall effect in this system.
8 pages, 8 figures
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