Signature of enhanced spin-orbit interaction in the magnetoresistance of LaTiO/SrTiO interfaces on -doping
arXiv:1610.04775 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.94.115165
Abstract
We present a study of modulation of spin-orbit interaction (SOI) at the interface of LaTiO/SrTiO by -doping with an iso-structural ferromagnetic perovskite LaCoO. The sheet carrier density at the interface decreases exponentially with -doping thickness. We have explored that the spin-orbit scattering time () can be decreased by nearly 3 orders of magnitude, whereas the inelastic scattering time () remains almost constant with -doping thickness. We have also observed that the varies almost inversely proportional to temperature and remains insensitive to temperature, which suggest that the spin relaxation in these interfaces follows D'yakonov-Perel mechanism. The observed in-plane anisotropic magnetoresistance is attributed to the mixing of the spin up and spin down states of d-band at Fermi level due to SOI.
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