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摘要
我们计算了金属间化合物 CeCoSi 在 T0 时表现出隐藏非磁性阶的 RKKY 相互作用,并考察了随机相近似中可能存在的多极阶的不稳定性。研究了秩 5 以下的所有 36 种多极相互作用,对于单极 I 和十六极 H0 的非磁性多极,最大电感表现出 q = 0 的反铁磁阶,在单位晶胞中的两个 Ce 原子上产生 f 电子的电荷不平衡。所得到的阶可以解释一些实验。
RKKY Interactions and Multipole Order in Ab initio Wannier Model of CeCoSi
We calculate the RKKY interactions derived from ab initio calculations for the intermetallic compound CeCoSi exhibiting the hidden nonmagnetic order at T0 and examine the instability towards possible multipole orders within the random phase approximation. All 36 multipole interactions up to rank 5 are investigated, and the maximum susceptibility exhibits an antiferro order with q = 0 for nonmagnetic multipoles of monopole I and hexadecapole H0, yielding a charge imbalance of f electrons at two Ce atoms in the unit cell. The obtained order can explain some experiments.
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