Controlling the magnetic anisotropy of RumIrn (m + n = 3) clusters using the MgO(001) substrate

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Publication Date 2022-12-01
DOI 10.1039/D2CP03760B
Impact Factor 3.676
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Qing Diao, Chengwei Yang, Honglei Liu, Hongxia Yan, Guixian Ge, Xiaodong Yang, Jueming Yang


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Abstract

Large perpendicular magnetic anisotropy energy (MAE) and flexible regulation of the magnitude and direction of MAE have great potential for application in information storage devices. Here, utilizing first-principles calculations, we investigated the magnetic properties of free and MgO(001) supported RumIrn clusters (RumIrn@MgO(m + n = 3)). The results indicate that the MAE of mixed clusters increases with the number of Ir atoms due to Ir having a strong coupling between the non-degenerate dxy and dx2−y2 states. The MAE of free Ir3 is −8.18 meV with the easy magnetization direction parallel to the x-axis, while the MAE of supported Ir3 on the MgO substrate increases by a factor of 2.6, and the easy magnetization axis of the structure is shifted to a direction perpendicular to the substrate surface. This change in MAE is due to the significant enhancement in the coupling between the non-degenerate dyz and dx2−y2 states near the Fermi level of Ir3 atoms. Moreover, Ir3@MgO possesses high thermodynamic stability. These results give a new method for manipulating MAE and the direction of easy magnetization, which has great potential for application in magnetic nanodevices.

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