Fragility of the magnetic order in the prototypical altermagnet RuO
arXiv:2310.06909 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.109.134424
Abstract
Altermagnetism is a topic that has lately been gaining attention and the RuO compound is among one of the most studied altermagnetic candidates. However, the survey of available literature on RuO properties suggests that there is no consensus about the magnetism of this material. By performing density functional theory calculations, we show that the electronic properties of stoichiometric RuO are described in terms of a smaller Hubbard within DFT+ than the value required to have magnetism. We further argue that Ru vacancies can actually aid the formation of a magnetic state in RuO. This in turn suggests that a characterization of the amount of Ru vacancies in experimental samples might help the resolution of the controversy between the different experimental results.
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