Magnetism and electronic structure of ()- and ()-oriented LaTiO bilayers sandwiched in LaScO barriers
arXiv:1410.7492 · doi:10.1063/1.4913637
Abstract
In this study, the magnetism and electronic structure of LaTiO bilayers along both the () and () orientations are calculated using the density functional theory. The band insulator LaScO is chosen as the barrier layer and substrate to obtain the isolating LaTiO bilayer. For both the ()- and ()-oriented cases, LaTiO demonstrates the G-type antiferromagnetism as the ground state, similar to the bulk material. However, the electronic structure is significantly changed. The occupied bands of Ti are much narrower in the () case, giving a nearly flat band. As a result, the exchange coupling between nearest-neighbor Ti ions are reformed in these superlattices, which will affect the Néel temperature significantly.
4 pages, 4 figures. The 59th Annual Magnetism and Magnetic Materials (MMM) Conference
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