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Structural distortion induced Dzyaloshinskii-Moriya interaction in monolayer CrI3 at van der Waals heterostructures
Hongxing Li, Wei-Bing Zhang, Guanghui Zhou
The van der Waals (vdW) magnetic heterostructures provide flexible ways to realize particular magnetic properties that possess both scientific and practical significance. Here, by…
Predicted high-temperature superconductivity in rare earth hydride ErH2 at moderate pressure
Yiding Liu, Qiang Fan, Jianhui Yang +3
Hydrides offer an opportunity to study high-temperature (Tc) superconductivity at experimentally achievable pressures. However, they remained extremely high. Using density function…
Large Intrinsic Valley Polarization and High Curie Temperature in Stable Two-dimensional Ferrovalley YX(X=I,Br and Cl)
Wen-Yu Liu, Bo Huang, Xu-Cai Wu +4
Ferrovalley materials with spontaneous valley polarization are crucial to valleytronic application. Based on first-principles calculations, we demonstrate that two-dimensional (2D)…
Engineering the ligand states by surface functionalization: A new way to enhance the ferromagnetism of CrI3
Hongxing Li, Zi-Peng Cheng, Bin-Guang He +1
The newly discovered 2D magnetic materials provide new opportunities for basic physics and device applications. However, their low Curie temperature (TC) is a common weakness. In t…
Revealing the Underlying Mechanisms of Stacking Order and Interlayer Magnetism in Bilayer CrBr
Jun-Shan Si, Hongxing Li, Bin-Guang He +2
Aiming to clarify the mechanisms governing the interlayer magnetic coupling, we have investigated the stacking energy and interlayer magnetism of bilayer CrBr systemically. The…
Spin-dependent Schottky barriers and vacancy-induced spin-selective Ohmic contacts in magnetic vdW heterostructures
Hongxing Li, Yuan-Kai Xu, Zi-Peng Cheng +2
The 2D ferromagnets, such as CrX3 (X=Cl, Br and I), have been attracting extensive attentions since they provide novel platforms to fundamental physics and device applications. Int…