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Large tunneling magnetoresistance in room temperature magnetic tunnel junctions based on altermagnetic X V 2 Y 2 O

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By Guohui Zhan, Yonglong Ga, Tongshuai Zhu, Kun Luo, Jiangtao Liu, Kai Chang, Zhenhua Jeremy Wu
| Nature Verified
Abstract This work presents a comprehensive investigation of spin-dependent quantum transport properties of the emerging layered room temperature metallic altermagnet family XV2Y2O (X = K, Rb, Cs; Y = S, Se, Te), based on first-principles calculations combined with the non-equilibrium Green’s function formalism. Two magnetic tunnel junctions (MTJs) are designed: one with altermagnetic XV2Y2O electrodes and another with non-magnetic metallic electrodes.
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Electrically controllable topological magnetism in multiferroic antiferromagnetic $\mathrm{PbV}{\mathrm{O}}_{3}$

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By Yonglong Ga, Optoelectronics Engineering, Dongxing Yu
| Physical Review B
We propose to realize the nonvolatile four-state antiferromagnetic (AFM) skyrmions in multiferroic oxide system with underlying asymmetry. Subsequently, through strain-mediated magnetic phase engineering, we find that AFM skyrmions can be obtained in bulk PbVO3. Moreover, we also explore possible existence of AFM skyrmions in the SrTiO3/PbVO3 (PbTiO3/PbVO3) heterostructures via ab initio calculations, where AFM skyrmions can still survive.
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Origami-driven Dzyaloshinskii-Moriya interaction in centrosymmetric two-dimensional magnets

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By Jiawei Jiang, Yonglong Ga, Peng Li
| Physical Review B
Origami-inspired approaches have presented exciting possibilities for engineering and manipulating two-dimensional (2D) materials in three-dimensional space. By introducing curvature through folding and bending, curved 2D materials offer unique opportunities to explore exotic magnetic phenomena that are absent in their planar counterparts.
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