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First-principles calculation of coherence length and penetration depth based on density functional theory for superconductors
Mitsuaki Kawamura, Takuya Nomoto, Niklas Witt +1
We develop a first-principles framework for evaluating the fundamental length scales of superconductivity, namely the coherence length and the magnetic penetration depth $λ_\…
Higher-order epitaxy: A pathway to suppressing structural instability and emergent superconductivity
Yuki Sato, Soma Nagahama, Shunsuke Kitou +11
Molecular beam epitaxy enables the growth of thin film materials with novel properties and functionalities. Typically, the lattice constants of films and substrates are designed to…
Ab initio study of magnetoresistance effect in antiferromagnetic tunnel junction
Katsuhiro Tanaka, Yuta Toga, Susumu Minami +4
The antiferromagnets with the time-reversal symmetry broken magnetic structures possess a finite spin splitting in the momentum space, and may contribute to a realization of a fini…
Gapped nodal planes drive a large topological Nernst effect in a chiral lattice antiferromagnet
N. D. Khanh, S. Minami, M. Hirschmann +15
The electronic structure of compensated antiferromagnets (CAF) has drawn attention for its ability to create large responses, reminiscent of ferromagnets and suitable for data stor…
180-twisted bilayer ReSe as an artificial noncentrosymmetric semiconductor
S. Akatsuka, M. Sakano, T. Yamamoto +18
We have fabricated a 180-twisted bilayer ReSe by stacking two centrosymmetric monolayer ReSe flakes in opposite directions, which is expected to lose spatial invers…
Intertwined Charge and Spin Density Waves in a Topological Kagome Material
Y. Chen, J. Gaudet, G. G. Marcus +11
Using neutrons and x-rays we show the topological kagome antiferromagnet MnSn for ~K forms a homogeneous spin and charge ordered state comprising a longitudinally polari…
Gate-tunable ferromagnetism in a van der Waals magnetic semimetal
Hideki Matsuoka, Shun Kajihara, Yue Wang +2
Magnetic semimetals form an attractive class of materials because of the non-trivial contributions of itinerant electrons to magnetism. Due to their relatively low-carrier-density…