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Designing Non-Relativistic Spin Splitting in Oxide Perovskites

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arxiv 2503.17001 v1 pith:MZ53QU7H submitted 2025-03-21 cond-mat.mtrl-sci cond-mat.str-el

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keywords non-relativisticspinsplittingdesigningdistortionsengineeringmagneticoxide
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We investigate the role of atomic distortions in non-relativistic spin splitting in perovskite oxides with Pbnm symmetry. Using LaMnO3 as a representative material, we analyze its non-relativistic spin splitting through a combined phonon and multipolar analysis. Our study provides key insights into how structural distortions and magnetic ordering drive ferroically ordered magnetic multipoles, which, in turn, give rise to non-relativistic spin splitting. Based on these findings, we propose three strategies for engineering non-relativistic spin splitting: modifying the A-site cation size, strain engineering, and electric field control in superlattice structures. Our work establishes a framework for designing non-relativistic spin splitting in the Brillouin zone of oxide perovskites.

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