Individual band with higher Chern numbers in double perovskite {001} monolayers
arXiv:1608.02983 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.94.205135
Abstract
We show a tight-binding model for double perovskite monolayers grown in the {001} crystallographic direction can exhibit higher Chern numbers for the lowest band of the model dispersion in the absence of an applied magnetic field, including , , , and , for model parameters and terms relevant to SrCrWO (SCWO). We further show it is possible to tune between these different topological phases by applying a weak in-plane magnetic field. These results may be important for experimentally realizing exotic band topologies -- and even quantum anomalous Hall insulators with higher Chern numbers -- based on this physics.
9 pages, 9 figures
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