Manipulating magnetism and transport properties of EuCdP with a low carrier concentration
arXiv:2406.05823 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.109.224428
Abstract
Materials that exhibit strongly coupled magnetic order and electronic properties are crucial for both fundamental research and technological applications. However, finding a material that not only shows remarkable magnetoresistive responses but also has an easily tunable ground state remains a challenge. Here, we report successful manipulation of the magnetic and transport properties of EuCdP, which is transformed from an A-type antiferromagnet ( = 11 K) exhibiting colossal magnetoresistance into a ferromagnet ( = 47 K) with metallic behavior. The dramatic alteration results from a low hole concentration of cm induced by changing the growth conditions. Electronic structure and total energy calculations confirm the tunability of magnetism with a small carrier concentration for EuCdP. It is feasible to switch between the magnetic states by using field-effect to control the carrier density, thereby changing the magneto-electronic response. The controllable magnetism and electrical transport of EuCdP make it a potential candidate for spintronics.
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