Magnetic kagome materials RETi3Bi4 family with weak interlayer interactions
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| author | Guo, Jingwen Zhou, Liqin Ding, Jianyang Qu, Gexing Liu, Zhengtai Du, Yu Zhang, Heng Li, Jiajun Zhang, Yiying Zhou, Fuwei Qi, Wuyi Guo, Fengyi Wang, Tianqi Fei, Fucong Huang, Yaobo Qian, Tian Shen, Dawei Weng, Hongming Song, Fengqi |
| author_facet | Guo, Jingwen Zhou, Liqin Ding, Jianyang Qu, Gexing Liu, Zhengtai Du, Yu Zhang, Heng Li, Jiajun Zhang, Yiying Zhou, Fuwei Qi, Wuyi Guo, Fengyi Wang, Tianqi Fei, Fucong Huang, Yaobo Qian, Tian Shen, Dawei Weng, Hongming Song, Fengqi |
| contents | Kagome materials have attracted a surge of research interest recently, especially for the ones combining with magnetism, and the ones with weak interlayer interactions which can fabricate thin devices. However, kagome materials combining both characters of magnetism and weak interlayer interactions are rare. Here we investigate a new family of titanium based kagome materials RETi3Bi4 (RE = Eu, Gd and Sm). The flakes of nanometer thickness of RETi3Bi4 can be obtained by exfoliation due to the weak interlayer interactions. According to magnetic measurements, out-of-plane ferromagnetism, out-of-plane anti-ferromagnetism, and in-plane ferromagnetism are formed for RE = Eu, Gd, and Sm respectively. The magnetic orders are simple and the saturation magnetizations can be relatively large since the rare earth elements solely provide the magnetic moments. Further by angle-resolved photoemission spectroscopy (ARPES) and first-principles calculations, the electronic structures of RETi3Bi4 are investigated. The ARPES results are consistent with the calculations, indicating the bands characteristic with kagome sublattice in RETi3Bi4. We expect these materials to be promising candidates for observation of the exotic magnetic topological phases and the related topological quantum transport studies. |
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| spellingShingle | Magnetic kagome materials RETi3Bi4 family with weak interlayer interactions Guo, Jingwen Zhou, Liqin Ding, Jianyang Qu, Gexing Liu, Zhengtai Du, Yu Zhang, Heng Li, Jiajun Zhang, Yiying Zhou, Fuwei Qi, Wuyi Guo, Fengyi Wang, Tianqi Fei, Fucong Huang, Yaobo Qian, Tian Shen, Dawei Weng, Hongming Song, Fengqi Materials Science Kagome materials have attracted a surge of research interest recently, especially for the ones combining with magnetism, and the ones with weak interlayer interactions which can fabricate thin devices. However, kagome materials combining both characters of magnetism and weak interlayer interactions are rare. Here we investigate a new family of titanium based kagome materials RETi3Bi4 (RE = Eu, Gd and Sm). The flakes of nanometer thickness of RETi3Bi4 can be obtained by exfoliation due to the weak interlayer interactions. According to magnetic measurements, out-of-plane ferromagnetism, out-of-plane anti-ferromagnetism, and in-plane ferromagnetism are formed for RE = Eu, Gd, and Sm respectively. The magnetic orders are simple and the saturation magnetizations can be relatively large since the rare earth elements solely provide the magnetic moments. Further by angle-resolved photoemission spectroscopy (ARPES) and first-principles calculations, the electronic structures of RETi3Bi4 are investigated. The ARPES results are consistent with the calculations, indicating the bands characteristic with kagome sublattice in RETi3Bi4. We expect these materials to be promising candidates for observation of the exotic magnetic topological phases and the related topological quantum transport studies. |
| title | Magnetic kagome materials RETi3Bi4 family with weak interlayer interactions |
| topic | Materials Science |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2308.14509 |