Three-Dimensional Topological Semimetal/Insulator States in α-Type Organic Conductors with Interlayer Spin-Orbit Interaction
arXiv:2410.04102 · doi:10.7566/JPSJ.93.123703
Abstract
We have studied the tight-binding model for the α-type layered organic conductors, α-(ET)2I3 and α-(BETS)2I3, with a uniform interlayer coupling accompanied by spin-orbit interaction originating from the I3- anion potential. The model preserves the time reversal and inversion symmetries. In α-(ET)2I3, the interlayer spin-orbit coupling realizes the experimentally suggested Dirac semimetal state with inversion symmetry. In contrast, the inversion breaking in interlayer hoppings realizes the Weyl semimetal state without spin-orbit coupling. In α-(BETS)2I3, the proposed strong topological insulator is hardly realized with inversion symmetry.
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