Interplay of Magnetism and Topological Superconductivity in Bilayer Kagome Metals
arXiv:2002.02953 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.125.026401
Abstract
The binary intermetallic materials, Sn ( = 3d transition metal) present a new class of strongly correlated systems that naturally allows for the interplay of magnetism and metallicity. Using first principles calculations we confirm that bulk FeSn is a ferromagnetic metal, and show that = Ni and Cu are paramagnetic metals with non-trivial band structures. Focusing on FeSn to understand the effect of enhanced correlations in an experimentally relevant atomistically thin single kagome-bilayer, our ab-initio results show that dimensional confinement naturally exposes the flatness of band structure associated with the bilayer kagome geometry in a resultant ferromagnetic Chern metal. We use a multistage minimal modeling of the magnetic bands progressively closer to the Fermi energy. This effectively captures the physics of the Chern metal with a non-zero anomalous Hall response over a material relevant parameter regime along with a possible superconducting instability of the spin-polarised band resulting in a topological superconductor.
arXiv comment12 pages, 11 figures, 7 tables
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