Dimensionality-driven metal–insulator transition in spin–orbit-coupled IrO₂

E. Arias-Egido; M. A. Laguna-Marco; C. Piquer; Pilar Jiménez-Cavero; I. Lucas; L. Morellón; Fernando Gallego; A. Rivera; Mariona Cabero-Piris; J. Santamarı́a; G. Fabbris; D. Haskel; Roberto Boada; Sofía Díaz‐Moreno

doi:10.1039/d1nr04207f

January 1, 2021NanoscaleOpen Access

Dimensionality-driven metal–insulator transition in spin–orbit-coupled IrO₂

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The study aims to investigate the effects of spin-orbit coupling on the metal-insulator transition in IrO2.
Conducted magnetic measurements
Analyzed the interplay between Slater and Mott insulating behaviors
Findings indicate a mixed Slater- and Mott-type of insulator behavior
Magnetic measurements highlight the significant role of magnetic order

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Demonstrates the impact of spin-orbit coupling on metal-insulator transition in materials, suggesting novel applications in electronics.

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. Our magnetic measurements also point to a significant role of magnetic order. Altogether, our results would point to a mixed Slater- and Mott-type of insulator.

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