Magnetic polaron and antiferro-ferromagnetic transition in doped bilayer CrI
arXiv:1912.05280 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.101.041402
Abstract
Gate-induced magnetic switching in bilayer CrI has opened new ways for the design of novel low-power magnetic memories based on van der Waals heterostructures. The proposed switching mechanism seems to be fully dominated by electrostatic doping. Here we explain, by first-principle calculations, the ferromagnetic transition in doped bilayer CrI. For the case of a very small electron doping, our calculations predict the formation of magnetic polarons ("ferrons", "fluctuons") where the electron is self-locked in a ferromagnetic droplet in an antiferromagnetic insulating matrix. The self-trapping of holes is impossible, at least, within our approximation.
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