Tailoring the electronic properties of CaRuO via epitaxial strain
arXiv:1710.01676 · doi:10.1063/1.5007680
Abstract
We report the synthesis of CaRuO thin films on NdCaAlO (110), LaAlO (100) and LaSrAlO (001) substrates and show that epitaxial strain induces a transition from the Mott-insulating phase of bulk CaRuO into a metallic phase. Magnetometry and spin-polarized neutron reflectometry reveal a low-temperature, small-moment ferromagnetic state in metallic CaRuO films.
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