Frustrated network of indirect exchange paths between tetrahedrally coordinated Co in Ba2CoO4
arXiv:2105.06437 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevMaterials.5.124407
Abstract
We present a detailed study of the electronic and magnetic interactions of Ba2CoO4, structurally very uncommon because of the isolated CoO4 distorted tetrahedral coordination. We show the presence of Co(d)-O(p) hybridized states characterized by spin polarized oxygen atoms, with their magnetic moments parallel to that on Co. The calculated isotropic exchange interaction parameters, which include the contributions from ligand spins, demonstrate the presence of a 3D network of magnetic couplings, that are partially frustrated in the identified magnetic ground state. Our results indicate that the dominant indirect exchange mechanism responsible for this ground state is mediated by O atoms along the Co-O...O-Co path.
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