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Spin-orbital-intertwined nematic state in FeSe
Physical Review X ( IF 12.5 ) Pub Date : 
J. Li, B. Lei, D. Zhao, L. P. Nie, D. W. Song, L. X. Zheng, S. J. Li, B. L. Kang, X. G. Luo, T. Wu, and X. H. Chen

{The importance of the spin-orbit coupling (SOC) effect in Fe-based superconductors (FeSCs) has recently been under hot debate. Considering the Hund’s coupling-induced electronic correlation, the understanding of the role of SOC in FeSCs is not trivial and still elusive. Here, through a comprehensive study of 77Se and 57Fe nuclear magnetic resonance, a nontrivial SOC effect is revealed in the nematic state of FeSe. Firstly, the orbital-dependent spin susceptibility, determined by the anisotropy of the 57Fe Knight shift, indicates a predominant role from the 3 orbital, which suggests the coexistence of local and itinerant spin degrees of freedom (d.o.f.) in the FeSe. Then, we reconfirm that the orbital reconstruction below the nematic transition temperature ( 90 K) happens not only on the 3 and 3 orbitals but also on the 3 orbital, which is beyond a trivial ferro-orbital order picture. Moreover, our results also indicate the development of a coherent coupling between the local and itinerant spin d.o.f. below , which is ascribed to a Hund’s coupling-induced electronic crossover on the orbital. . The present work not only reveals a nontrivial SOC effect in the nematic state but also sheds light on the mechanism of nematic transition in FeSe.

中文翻译:

FeSe中自旋轨道交织的向列态

{最近,自旋轨道耦合(SOC)效应在铁基超导体(FeSC)中的重要性受到了激烈的争论。考虑到Hund的耦合引起的电子相关性,对SOC在FeSC中的作用的理解并不容易,而且仍然难以捉摸。在这里,通过对77硒和 57Fe核磁共振表明,在FeSe的向列状态下,具有很重要的SOC效应。首先,取决于轨道各向异性的自旋磁化率57Fe Knight位移表示从3轨道起的主要作用,这表明FeSe中局部和巡回自旋自由度(dof)并存。然后,我们确认在向列相变温度以下(90 K)不仅发生在3和3轨道上,而且发生在3轨道上,这超出了平凡的铁轨道有序图。此外,我们的研究结果还表明,下面的局部自旋自由度和自旋自由度之间存在相干耦合,这归因于亨德耦合在轨道上引起的电子交叉。。目前的工作不仅揭示了向列状态下SOC的微不足道的作用,而且揭示了FeSe向列相转变的机理。
更新日期:2019-12-26
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