Anti-chiral order and spin reorientation transitions of triangle-based antiferromagnets
arXiv:2204.01999 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.106.L020403
Abstract
We show that triangle-based antiferromagnets with "anti-chiral" order display a non-trivial dependence of the spin orientation with an in-plane field. The spins evolve from rotating in the opposite sense to the field at very low fields to rotating in the same sense as the field above some critical field scale. In the latter regime the system displays first order transitions at which the spin angles jump, and these first order lines terminate in critical points in the Ising universality class. Application to MnSn is discussed.
arXiv comment5 pages, 3 figures
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