Evolution of the Chern Gap in Chern Magnet HoMnSnGe
arXiv:2106.15494 · doi:10.3390/condmat7020040
Abstract
The Chern gap is a unique topological feature that can host non-abelian particles. The Kagome lattice forms a chern insulator with no gap. Upon the inclusion of magnetism the Kagome system hosts a Chern gap at the K points in the lattice. In this work, the effect of Ge doping on HoMnSn is investigated. It is seen that with increased doping, a multi-stack Chern gap in formed in HoMnSnGe. In addition, the Chern gaps are much more pronounced and larger in energy in HoMnGe then HoMnSn.
9 pages, 4 figures
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