Altermagnetic magnon transport in the \textit{d}-wave altermagnet \ch{LuFeO3}
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| author | Galindez-Ruales, Edgar Yang, Wanting Dannegger, Tobias Kundu, Moumita Köhler, Jonas Schmitt, Christin Fuhrmann, Felix Akashdeep, Akashdeep Tran, Duc Minh Ma, Xiaoxuan Jakob, Gerhard Cao, Shixun Nowak, Ulrich Kläui, Mathias |
| author_facet | Galindez-Ruales, Edgar Yang, Wanting Dannegger, Tobias Kundu, Moumita Köhler, Jonas Schmitt, Christin Fuhrmann, Felix Akashdeep, Akashdeep Tran, Duc Minh Ma, Xiaoxuan Jakob, Gerhard Cao, Shixun Nowak, Ulrich Kläui, Mathias |
| contents | Altermagnets exhibit a spin-split band structure despite having zero net magnetization, leading to special magnonic properties such as anisotropic magnon lifetimes and field-free spin transport. Here, we present a direct experimental demonstration of non-local magnon transport in the \textit{d}-wave altermagnet \ch{LuFeO3}, using both spin Seebeck and spin Hall effect-based injection and detection. We observe a non-local spin signal at zero magnetic field when the transport is along an altermagnetic direction, but not for transport along other directions. The observed sign reversal between two distinct altermagnetic directions in the spin Seebeck response demonstrates the altermagnetic nature of the magnon transport. In contrast, when transport is aligned along or perpendicular to the easy axis, both the first-harmonic signal and the sign-reversal effect vanish, consistent with symmetry-imposed suppression. These findings are supported by atomistic spin dynamics simulations, as well as linear spin wave theory calculations, which explain how our altermagnetic system hosts anisotropic spin Seebeck transport. Our results provide direct evidence of direction-dependent magnon splitting in altermagnets and highlight their potential for field-free magnonic spin transport, offering a promising pathway for low-power spintronic applications. |
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| spellingShingle | Altermagnetic magnon transport in the \textit{d}-wave altermagnet \ch{LuFeO3} Galindez-Ruales, Edgar Yang, Wanting Dannegger, Tobias Kundu, Moumita Köhler, Jonas Schmitt, Christin Fuhrmann, Felix Akashdeep, Akashdeep Tran, Duc Minh Ma, Xiaoxuan Jakob, Gerhard Cao, Shixun Nowak, Ulrich Kläui, Mathias Materials Science Altermagnets exhibit a spin-split band structure despite having zero net magnetization, leading to special magnonic properties such as anisotropic magnon lifetimes and field-free spin transport. Here, we present a direct experimental demonstration of non-local magnon transport in the \textit{d}-wave altermagnet \ch{LuFeO3}, using both spin Seebeck and spin Hall effect-based injection and detection. We observe a non-local spin signal at zero magnetic field when the transport is along an altermagnetic direction, but not for transport along other directions. The observed sign reversal between two distinct altermagnetic directions in the spin Seebeck response demonstrates the altermagnetic nature of the magnon transport. In contrast, when transport is aligned along or perpendicular to the easy axis, both the first-harmonic signal and the sign-reversal effect vanish, consistent with symmetry-imposed suppression. These findings are supported by atomistic spin dynamics simulations, as well as linear spin wave theory calculations, which explain how our altermagnetic system hosts anisotropic spin Seebeck transport. Our results provide direct evidence of direction-dependent magnon splitting in altermagnets and highlight their potential for field-free magnonic spin transport, offering a promising pathway for low-power spintronic applications. |
| title | Altermagnetic magnon transport in the \textit{d}-wave altermagnet \ch{LuFeO3} |
| topic | Materials Science |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.14569 |