強磁性コンドー格子CeCo_{2}As_{2}における異常ホール効果の増強
Shuyue Guan1, Weian Guo2, Pengyu Zheng2
1Peking University, International Center for Quantum Materials, School of Physics, Beijing 100871, China.
Physical review letters
|February 6, 2026
まとめ
研究者らは、強磁性コンドー格子CeCo2As2において異常ホール効果が増強されることを観察した。トポロジカル磁性体におけるベリー曲率に関連するこの効果は、f軌道のフラットバンドに起因すると考えられる。
科学分野:
- 物性物理学
- 材料科学
- 量子材料
背景:
- 異常ホール効果(ANE)は、磁性体における温度勾配から横方向電圧を発生させる熱電現象である。
- ANEは、特にトポロジカル磁性体において、フェルミエネルギー近傍のベリー曲率(BC)の影響を強く受ける。
- CeCo2As2のようなコンドー格子は、局在f電子と伝導電子間の相互作用により複雑な電子的挙動を示す。
研究 の 目的:
- 強磁性コンドー格子CeCo2As2における異常ホール効果の研究。
- 観測されたANEとベリー曲率、フラットバンドとの関係の探求。
- コンドー格子系における相関駆動型トポロジーの役割の解明。
主な方法:
- CeCo2As2における異常ホール効果およびゼーベック係数の実験的測定。
- 観測されたANEとベリー曲率および電子バンド構造との関連付けを行う理論解析。
- CeCo2As2の強磁性コンドー格子特性のキャラクタリゼーション。
主要な成果:
- CeCo2As2において、ゼーベック係数を上回る異常ホール効果の増強が観察された。
- 大きな異常ホール係数は、f軌道が支配的なフラットバンドにおける強いベリー曲率に起因すると考えられる。
- この結果は、トポロジカルフラットバンド内でのフェルミエネルギーのピン止めを示唆している。
結論:
- CeCo2As2は、トポロジカル電子状態によって駆動される顕著な異常ホール効果を示す。
- 本研究は、熱電特性におけるコンドー格子系での相関駆動型トポロジーの重要性を強調する。
- この材料は、トポロジカル現象および熱電応用を探求するための有望なプラットフォームとなる。
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