Strain-induced topological transition in SrRuO and CaOsO
arXiv:1602.06243 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.93.195149
Abstract
The topological property of SrRuO and isostructural CaOsO under various strain conditions is investigated using density functional theory. Based on an analysis of parity eigenvalues, we anticipate that a three-dimensional strong topological insulating state should be realized when band inversion is induced at the A point in the hexagonal Brillouin zone. For SrRuO, such a transition requires rather unrealistic tuning, where only the axis is reduced while other structural parameters are unchanged. However, given the larger spin-orbit coupling and smaller lattice constants in CaOsO, the desired topological transition does occur under uniform compressive strain. Our study paves a way to realize a topological insulating state in a complex oxide, which has not been experimentally demonstrated so far.
7 pages, 5 figures
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