Strain-Induced Magnetic Transition and Exchange Competition in a Metallic Cr 2 SbS Monolayer with High Néel Temperature

Wanting Han; Xin Qu

doi:10.1039/d6cp01681b

January 1, 2026Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics

Strain-Induced Magnetic Transition and Exchange Competition in a Metallic Cr 2 SbS Monolayer with High Néel Temperature

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This research seeks to explore the magnetic properties of Cr2SbS monolayers and the effects of strain on their Néel temperature.
First-principles calculations were performed to analyze the magnetic properties.
Orthorhombic crystalline structure was examined with varying levels of strain.
Band structure and magnetic exchange interactions were evaluated to assess stability under strain.
Strain induces a significant magnetic transition, altering exchange competition and enhancing performance.
A higher Néel temperature was observed, suggesting better usability in spintronic devices.
The study identifies optimal strain levels for maximizing magnetic properties.

Implication

Reveals a new magnetic transition in metallic Cr2SbS monolayers, indicating enhanced tunability for spintronics.

Abstract

Two-dimensional magnetic materials hold great promise for spintronic applications but often suffer from low Néel temperatures and limited tunability. Here, based on first-principles calculations, we identify a previously unexplored orthorhombic...

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Strain-Induced Magnetic Transition and Exchange Competition in a Metallic Cr 2 SbS Monolayer with High Néel Temperature

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Strain-Induced Magnetic Transition and Exchange Competition in a Metallic Cr 2 SbS Monolayer with High Néel Temperature

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