Anomalous Hall conductivity and electronic structures of Si-substituted Mn$_{2}$CoAl epitaxial films
K. Arima, F. Kuroda, S. Yamada, T. Fukushima, T. Oguchi, and K. Hamaya

TL;DR
This study investigates how Si substitution affects the electronic structure and anomalous Hall conductivity in Mn$_{2}$CoAl films, revealing a Fermi level shift, sign reversal of conductivity, and implications for spin-gapless semiconductors.
Contribution
It demonstrates that Si substitution allows systematic tuning of electronic properties and Hall conductivity in Mn$_{2}$CoAl films without disrupting their spin-gapless nature.
Findings
Si substitution shifts the Fermi level without altering the electronic structure significantly.
The anomalous Hall conductivity changes sign around x=0.25 due to Fermi level shift.
Small anomalous Hall conductivity values are observed, unaffected by structural disorder.
Abstract
We study anomalous Hall conductivity () and electronic band structures of Si-substituted MnCoAl (MnCoAlSi). First-principles calculations reveal that the electronic band structure is like a spin-gapless system even after substituting a quaternary element of Si for Al up to 0.2 in MnCoAlSi. This means that the Si substitution enables the Fermi level shift without largely changing the electronic structures in MnCoAl. By using molecular beam epitaxy (MBE) techniques, MnCoAlSi epitaxial films can be grown, leading to the systematic control of (0 0.3). In addition to the electrical conductivity, the values of for the MnCoAlSi films are similar to those in MnCoAl films shown in previous reports. We note that a very small…
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