Large anomalous Nernst coefficient in an oxide Skyrmion crystal Chern insulator
arXiv:1803.08148 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.98.205125
Abstract
A sizable transverse thermoelectric coefficient N , large to the extent that it potentially serves applications, is predicted to arise, by means of first-principles calculations, in a Skyrmion crystal assumed on EuO monolayer where carrier electrons are introduced upon a quantum anomalous Hall insulating phase of Chern number C = 2. This encourages future experiments to pursue such an effect.
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