Unconventional magnetism and electronic state in frustrated layered system PdCrO
arXiv:2007.06234 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.102.174438
Abstract
First-principles calculations and a model consideration of magnetically frustrated layered material PdCrO are performed. The results on the exchange parameters are in agreement with the experimental data on the Curie-Weiss temperature (). We show that experimentally observed strong suppression of the Néel temperature () in comparison with the Curie-Weiss temperature is due to three main factors. First, as expected, this is connected with the layered structure and relatively small exchange interaction along the axis. Second, deformation of the ideal in-plane 120 magnetic structure is crucial to provide finite value. However, these two factors are still insufficient to explain low and the large frustration factor . Thus, we suggest a scenario of an exotic non-Fermi-liquid state in PdCrO above within the frameworks of the Anderson lattice model, which seems to explain qualitatively all its main peculiarities.
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