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Altermagnetism in MnTe: origin, predicted manifestations, and routes to detwinning

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arxiv 2301.08573 v2 pith:6A55CNMM submitted 2023-01-20 cond-mat.mtrl-sci

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keywords altermagneticaltermagnetismmnteorderalongaltermagnetically-detwinnedantiferromagneticantiferromagnetically
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MnTe has recently attracted attention as an altermagnetic candidate. Experimentally it has an altermagnetic order of ferromagnetic $ab$ planes, stacked antiferromagnetically along $c$. We show that this magnetic order (by itself non-trivial, since the in-plane exchange in antiferromagnetic) opens intriguing possibility of manufacturing altermagnetically-detwinned samples and generate observable magnetooptical response (which we calculate from first principles) as a signature of altermagnetism.

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