Anomalous lattice contraction and emergent electronic phases in Bi-doped EuIrO
arXiv:1902.03214 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.99.201112
Abstract
We study the pyrochlore series (EuBi)IrO for . We show that for small , the lattice undergoes an anomalous contraction but the all-in/all-out and metal-to-insulator transitions remain robust, and the resistivity approaches a dependence at low-T, suggesting proximity to the Weyl semimetallic phase, as previously predicted theoretically. At the boundary between EuIrO and BiIrO a qualitatively different ground state emerges, which is characterized by its unusual metallic behavior and absence of magnetic ordering at least down to K.
5 Pages, 4 figures
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