Effect of strain-induced orbital splitting on the magnetic excitations in undoped cuprates
arXiv:2012.01999 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.103.035122
Abstract
We investigate the magnetic excitations in view of the recent reports suggesting that the spin-wave energy may exhibit a significant dependence on the in-plane strain of a thin film of LaCuO. The nature of dependence, as we find, can be explained naturally within a two-orbital model based on the and orbitals. In particular, as the orbital-splitting energy between the and orbitals increases with compressive strain, the zone-boundary spin-wave energy hardens. However, the hardening persists only until the orbital splitting reaches 2eV, beyond which there is no significant change. The behavior of zone-boundary spin-wave energy is explained in terms of the extent of hybridization between one of the exchange-split band which is nearly half filled and the band. The role of second-order antiferromagnetic superexchange process involving the inter-orbital hopping is also discussed.
arXiv comment6 pages, 5 figures
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