BaFeSe: a high magnetic multiferroic with large ferrielectric polarization
arXiv:1410.2682 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.113.187204
Abstract
The iron-selenides are important because of their superconducting properties. Here, an unexpected phenomenon is predicted to occur in an iron-selenide compound with a quasi-one-dimensional ladder geometry: BaFeSe should be a magnetic ferrielectric system, driven by its magnetic block order via exchange striction. A robust performance (high and large polarization) is expected. Different from most multiferroics, BaFeSe is ferrielectric, with a polarization that mostly cancels between ladders. However, its strong magnetostriction still produces a net polarization that is large ( C/cm) as compared with most magnetic multiferroics. Its fully ferroelectric state, with energy only slightly higher than the ferrielectric, has a giant improper polarization C/cm.
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