Spin-crossover induced ferromagnetism and layer stacking-order change in pressurized 2D antiferromagnet MnPS
arXiv:2008.06663 · doi:10.1039/D0CP04917D
Abstract
High-pressure properties of MnPS are investigated by using the hybrid functional, we report a spin-crossover pressure of 35 GPa consisting with experimental observation (30 GPa), less than half of existing report (63 GPa) using the Hubbard U correction. Interestingly, a spin-crossover induced antiferromagnetism-to-ferromagnetism transition combined with stacking-order change from monoclinic to rhombohedral are founded, and the ferromagnetism origins from the partially occupied orbitals. Different from previous understanding, the Mott metal-insulator transition of MnPS does not occur simultaneously with the spin-crossover but in pressurized low-spin phase.
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