Tianye Wang, Qian Li, Mengmeng Yang, Yu Sun, Alpha T. N'Diaye, Christoph Klewe, Andreas Scholl, Xianzhe Chen, Xiaoxi Huang, Hongrui Zhang, Santai Yang, Ji‐Eun Lee, Dhanvanth Balakrishnan, Xixiang Zhang, Chanyong Hwang, Padraic C. Shafer, Michael F. Crommie, Ramamoorthy Ramesh, Zi Q. Qiu
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Spin Frustration and Unconventional Surface Spin Canting State in Van der Waals Ferromagnet/Antiferromagnet Heterostructures
Atomically flat surfaces of van der Waals (vdW) materials pave an avenue for addressing a long‐standing fundamental issue of how a compensated antiferromagnet (AFM) surface frustrates a ferromagnetic (FM) overlayer in FM/AFM heterostructures. We investigate Fe5GeTe2/NiPS3 vdW heterostructures by characterizing AFM and FM spins separately. We find that in‐plane zig‐zag AFM NiPS3 develops three equivalent AFM domains, which are robust against external magnetic field and magnetic coupling with Fe5GeTe2. Moreover, evidence is provided of in‐plane‐AFM‐induced perpendicular magnetic anisotropy (PMA) in adjacent Fe5GeTe2, and an unconventional out‐of‐plane surface spin canting state with the Fe5GeTe2 spins spatially turn from out‐of‐plane direction near the interface to in‐plane direction away from the interface in Fe5GeTe2/NiPS3. The out‐of‐plane surface spin canting is a unique property of spin frustration in vdW magnetic heterostructures.
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