Zheng Wei , Yu-Hao Wan , Wenxiang Wang , Jiawang You , Zhisheng Peng , Julienne Impundu , Tao He , Changzhi Gu , Hongxuan Ren , Yong Jun Li , Qing-Feng Sun , Lianfeng Sun
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Abstract
Magnetic anisotropy can remove Mermin-Wagner prohibitions for magnetic order in two-dimensional materials. An interesting and fundamental question is to explore magnetism in materials/structures with still lower dimensions. Here we show that there is one-dimensional ferromagnetism along the edges between a molybdenum (Mo) strip and a monolayer graphene (MLG). When a Mo strip is deposited across an MLG with magnetron sputtering, the MLG underneath Mo is removed due to a solid-solid reaction, making two newly-formed, one-dimensional edges between the Mo strip and the MLG. For one Mo strip on an MLG, Kondo effect and anisotropic magnetoresistance (AMR) can be observed, which exhibits a unique linear V/W-shape in small magnetic fields. For two parallel Mo strips on a single MLG, besides Kondo effect and AMR, spin Hall effect (SHE) and inverse spin Hall effect (ISHE) have been observed at temperature up to 300 K, which implies the antiferromagnetic coupling between the edges. These results indicate the coexistence of Kondo effect and one-dimensional ferromagnetism and great potential applications.
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