A First-Principles Study of the Magnetic Anisotropic Exchange Interaction in Fe-Based Kagome MetalSurasree Sadhukhan and I.I. Mazin
ORAL
Abstract
Anisotropic magnetic exchange interactions induced by spin-orbit
coupling has been less explored than their isotropic part, and when it
was, it’s nearly always only Dzyaloshinskii-Moriya interaction (DMI)
and single-site anisotropy (SSA). In our work, we address the full
magnetic exchange interaction matrix using density functional theory,
including all terms allowed by crystal symmetry of Fe-based Kagome
metal. To this end, we propose an accurate but computationally
inexpensive protocol to obtain anisotropic magnetic exchange
interactions, whereby only the spin quantization axis is rotated, and
other parameters remain fixed, reducing computational noise. We observe
a smooth trigonometric energy dependence on the rotation angle and
extract magnetic interaction parameters from the trigonometric equation
fitting obtained from our mathematical expression for Fe-based Kagome
metal. We found that our results align well with previous data when
available. We also investigate how the chemical composition and crystal
structure affect DMI and other anisotropic terms in Fe-based Kagome
structures. Our simple protocol for robust calculations of non-zero
anisotropic magnetic interactions, which naturally cancel out
systematic errors, can be readily applied to other materials.
coupling has been less explored than their isotropic part, and when it
was, it’s nearly always only Dzyaloshinskii-Moriya interaction (DMI)
and single-site anisotropy (SSA). In our work, we address the full
magnetic exchange interaction matrix using density functional theory,
including all terms allowed by crystal symmetry of Fe-based Kagome
metal. To this end, we propose an accurate but computationally
inexpensive protocol to obtain anisotropic magnetic exchange
interactions, whereby only the spin quantization axis is rotated, and
other parameters remain fixed, reducing computational noise. We observe
a smooth trigonometric energy dependence on the rotation angle and
extract magnetic interaction parameters from the trigonometric equation
fitting obtained from our mathematical expression for Fe-based Kagome
metal. We found that our results align well with previous data when
available. We also investigate how the chemical composition and crystal
structure affect DMI and other anisotropic terms in Fe-based Kagome
structures. Our simple protocol for robust calculations of non-zero
anisotropic magnetic interactions, which naturally cancel out
systematic errors, can be readily applied to other materials.
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Presenters
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Surasree Sadhukhan
George Mason University
Authors
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Surasree Sadhukhan
George Mason University