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Distance-dependent magnetization modulation induced by inter-superatomic interactions in Cr-doped Au6Te12Se8 dimers
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Distance-dependent magnetization modulation induced by inter-superatomic interactions in Cr-doped Au6Te12Se8 dimers
Individual superatoms are assembled into more complicated nanostructures to diversify their physical properties.Magnetism of assembled superatoms remains,however,ambiguous,particularly in terms of its distance dependence.Here,we report density functional theory calculations on the distance-dependent magnetism of transition metal embed-ded Au6Te8Se12(ATS)superatomic dimers.Among the four considered transition metals,which include V,Cr,Mn and Fe,the Cr-embedded Au6Te12Se8(Cr@ATS)is identified as the most suitable for exploring the inter-superatomic distance-dependent magnetism.We thus focused on Cr@ATS superatomic dimers and found an inter-superatomic magnetization-distance oscillation where three transitions occur for magnetic ordering and/or anisotropy at different inter-superatomic distances.As the inter-superatomic distance elongates,a ferromagnetism(FM)-to-antiferromagnetic(AFM)transition and a sequential AFM-to-FM transition occur,ascribed to competitions among Pauli repulsion and kinetic-energy-gains in formed inter-superatomic Cr-Au-Au-Cr covalent bonds and Te-Te quasi-covalent bonds.For the third transition,in-plane electronic hybridization contributes to the stabilization of the AFM configuration.This work unveils two mechanisms for tuning magnetism through non-covalent interactions and provides a strategy for manipulating magnetism in superatomic assemblies.
low dimensional materialsmagnetic interactions
官雨柔、刘南舒、王聪、庞斐、程志海、季威
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Beijing Key Laboratory of Optoelectronic Functional Materials & Micro-Nano Devices,School of Physics,Renmin University of China,Beijing 100872,China
Key Laboratory of Quantum State Construction and Manipulation(Ministry of Education),Renmin University of China,Beijing 100872,China