Current orderings of interacting electrons in bilayer graphene
arXiv:1505.07573 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.92.075442
Abstract
By taking into account the possibility of all the intralayer as well as the interlayer current orderings, we derive an eight-band model for interacting electrons in bilayer graphene. With the numerical solution to the model, we show that only the current orderings between the same sublattice sites can exist within the range of the physical interacting strength. This result confirms our previous model of spin-polarized-current phase for the ground-state of interacting electrons in bilayer graphene that resolves a number of experimental puzzles.
10+ pages, 8 figures
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