Magnetic geometry to quantum geometry nonlinear transports

Nonlinear transports (NLTs) have garnered broad attention based on their topological origin in quantum geometry. When quantum geometry meets magnetic geometry in magnets, their crossover excites diverse phenomena particularly related to antiferromagnetic spintronics. However, very few material platforms have been predicted and experimentally verified to date, where spin-orbit coupling (SOC) plays an indispensable role in generating NLTs. Therefore, to boost antiferromagnetic spintronics affected by the dual effect of quantum geometry and magnetic geometry, a material database of antiferromagnets (AFMs) with magnetic geometry driven quantum geometry and more significant NLT effects is urgently needed. Here, we integrate the state-of-the-art spin space group theory into the symmetry analysis of NLT tensors. By completely disentangling SOC effects, we find that collinear and coplanar magnetic geometry can only induce NLT driven by Berry curvature dipole, and noncoplanar one may trigger NLT driven by dipoles of Berry curvature, inverse mass, and quantum metric. Remarkably, a materials database of 260 AFMs with SOC-free NLT effects is established. Several prototypical material candidates are presented by first-principle calculations, including collinear AFM VNb₃S₆ and coplanar AFM Ca₂Cr₂O₅ with NLT driven by Berry curvature dipole, and a room-temperature noncoplanar AFM CrSe with NLTs driven by inverse mass dipole and quantum metric dipole. Our work not only provides a universal theoretical framework for studying various magnetism-driven transport effects, but also predicts broad, experimentally accessible material platforms for antiferromagnetic spintronics.