Fully filling-controlled pyrochlore ruthenates: emergent ferromagnetic-metal state and geometrical Hall effect
arXiv:2103.04360 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.103.L201111
Abstract
Carrier doping to the Mott insulator is essential to produce highly correlated metals with emergent properties. Pyrochlore ruthenates, PrRuO (Ru- electron number, ) and CaRuO (), are a Mott insulator and a magnetic bad metal, respectively, due to the strong electron correlation. We investigate magneto-transport properties of (PrCa)RuO in a whole band-filling range, . With increasing hole-doping , the system undergoes an insulator-metal transition. When CaRuO is doped with electrons (), the enhanced coupling among Ru- spins produces a ferromagnetic-metal phase with a large anomalous-Hall angle up to 2 %. We discuss the electronic phase transitions in (PrCa)RuO in view of Hund's metal.
6 pages, 4 figures
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