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Refrustration and competing orders in the prototypical Dy2Ti2O7 spin ice material
P. Henelius, T. Lin, M. Enjalran +6
Spin ices, frustrated magnetic materials analogous to common water ice, are exemplars of high frustration in three dimensions. Recent experimental studies of the low-temperature pr…
Order by virtual crystal field fluctuations in pyrochlore XY antiferromagnets
Jeffrey G. Rau, Sylvain Petit, Michel J. P. Gingras
Conclusive evidence of order by disorder is scarce in real materials. Perhaps one of the strongest cases presented has been for the pyrochlore XY antiferromagnet Er2Ti2O7, with the…
Spin-Orbit Physics Giving Rise to Novel Phases in Correlated Systems: Iridates and Related Materials
Jeffrey G. Rau, Eric Kin-Ho Lee, Hae-Young Kee
Recently, the effects of spin-orbit coupling (SOC) in correlated materials have become one of the most actively studied subjects in condensed matter physics, as correlations and SO…
Magnetic Orders Proximal to the Kitaev Limit in Frustrated Triangular Systems: Application to BaIrTiO
Andrei Catuneanu, Jeffrey G. Rau, Heung-Sik Kim +1
Frustrated transition metal compounds in which spin-orbit coupling (SOC) and electron correlation work together have attracted much attention recently. In the case of 5 transiti…
Two iridates, two models, two approaches: a comparative study on magnetism in 3D honeycomb materials
Eric Kin-Ho Lee, Jeffrey G. Rau, Yong Baek Kim
Two recent theoretical works studied the role of Kitaev interactions in the newly observed incommensurate magnetic order in the hyper-honeycomb (-LiIrO) and stripy-honey…
Are multiphase competition & order-by-disorder the keys to understanding Yb2Ti2O7?
L. D. C. Jaubert, Owen Benton, Jeffrey G. Rau +4
If magnetic frustration is most commonly known for undermining long-range order, as famously illustrated by spin liquids, the ability of matter to develop new collective mechanisms…
How quantum are classical spin ices?
Jeffrey G. Rau, Michel J. P. Gingras
The pyrochlore spin ice compounds Dy2Ti2O7 and Ho2Ti2O7 are well described by classical Ising models down to very low temperatures. Given the empirical success of this description,…