ICTS:29158

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Emergent electronic and magnetic response in antiferromagnet-proximitized SrIrO3 and Cu-based quasi…

Emergent electronic and magnetic response in antiferromagnet-proximitized SrIrO3 and Cu-based quasi 2D hybrid perovskites

(2024). Emergent electronic and magnetic response in antiferromagnet-proximitized SrIrO3 and Cu-based quasi 2D hybrid perovskites. SciVideos. https://youtube.com/live/ScZ-oul9JHU

Emergent electronic and magnetic response in antiferromagnet-proximitized SrIrO3 and Cu-based quasi 2D hybrid perovskites. SciVideos, Jul. 21, 2024, https://youtube.com/live/ScZ-oul9JHU 

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Debakanta Samal
Talk numberICTS:29158
Source RepositoryICTS-TIFR
Source EventEngineered 2D Quantum Materials
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Abstract

Gaining control over the electronic and magnetic phenomena in solids is a critical step to advance our understanding that can have technological implications. Thin film interfaces and layered materials offer a wide range of possibilities to engineer new phases of electron matter. In the first part of this talk, I will discuss about realizing topological electron transport in SrCuO2 (001)/SrIrO3 (001) epitaxial thin films [1]. When SrIrO3 is proximitized with an antiferromagnetic SrCuO2 layer, we observe an enhancement of effective phase coherence length (lφ) and the chiral anomaly induced topological response in longitudinal magnetoconductance (B‖E) (which is absent in bare SrIrO3 film). Both the above effects is discussed in view of possible quenching of undesired magnetic impurity scattering through antiferromagnetic proximity effect. In the last part of the talk, I will discuss about notable halide ligand tunability of non-collinear magnetism in Cu-based quasi 2D hybrid perovskites....