Half-metallic ferromagnetism in SrRuO
arXiv:1702.06551 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.95.195106
Abstract
The bilayered member of the Ruddesden-Popper family of ruthenates, SrRuO, has received an increasing attention due to its interesting properties and phases. By using first principle calculations we find that the ground-state is characterized by a ferromagnetic (FM) half-metallic state. This state strongly competes with an antiferromagnetic metallic phase, which indicates the possible presence of a particular state characterized by the existence of different magnetic domains. To drive the system towards a phase transition we studied the electronic and magnetic properties as a function of RuO octahedra rotations and found that the magnetic phase does not couple with the rotation angle. Our results provide accurate electronic, structure, and magnetic ground-state properties of SrRuO and stimulate the investigation of other type of octahedra rotations and distortions in the search of phase transitions.
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