Localized Magnetic States in 2D Semiconductors

Abstract

We study the formation of magnetic states in localized impurities embedded into two-dimensional semiconductors. By considering various energy configurations, we illustrate the interplay of the gap and the bands in the system magnetization. Finally, we consider finite-temperature effects to show how increasing $T$ can lead to formation and destruction of magnetization.

arXiv comment5 pages, 4 figures

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