Study of the hyperfine fields in the BaFeAs family and its relation to the magnetic moment
arXiv:1609.08802 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.94.214508
Abstract
The hyperfine field and the magnetic properties of the BaFeAs family are studied using the fully relativistic Dirac formalism for different types of substitution. The study covers electron doped Ba(FeCo)As and Ba(FeNi)As, hole doped (BaK)FeAs and also isovalently doped Ba(FeRu)As and BaFe(AsP) for a wide range of the concentration . For the substituted compounds the hyperfine fields show a very strong dependence on the dopant type and its concentration . Relativistic contributions were found to have a significantly stronger impact for the iron pnictides when compared to bulk Fe. As an important finding, we demonstrate that it is not sensible to relate the hyperfine field to the average magnetic moment of the compound, as it was done in earlier literature.
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