Anisotropy and interaction effects of strongly strained SrIrO3 thin films
arXiv:1604.06390 · doi:10.1063/1.4960700
Abstract
Magneto-transport properties of SrIrO thin films epitaxially grown on SrTiO, using reactive RF sputtering, are investigated. A large anisotropy between the in-plane and the out-of-plane resistivities is found, as well as a signature of the substrate cubic to tetragonal transition. Both observations result from the structural distortion associated to the epitaxial strain. The low-temperature and field dependences of the Hall number are interpreted as due to the contribution of Coulomb interactions to weak localization, evidencing the strong correlations in this material. The introduction of a contribution from magnetic scatters, in the analysis of magnetoconductance in the weakly localized regime, is proposed as an alternative to an anomalously large temperature dependence of the Landé coefficient.
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