First-principles study of structurally modulated multiferroic CaMnO
arXiv:1502.03351 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.91.064422
Abstract
We study the electronic and magnetic structures of multiferroic CaMnO by first-principle calculations, based on the experimentally determined modulated crystal structure. We confirm the presence of a 3 orbital modulation of the Mn2 (Mn) sites, previously inferred from the Jahn-Teller crystal distortions. Our results indicate that in the multiferroic phase the magnetic structure of the Mn3 (Mn) sites is anharmonically modulated via orbitally-mediated coupling with the structural modulation, and that the Dzyaloshinskii-Moriya and exchange striction mechanisms contribute equally to the polarization
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