Altermagnetism and superconductivity in a multiorbital t-J model
Anjishnu Bose, Samuel Vadnais, Arun Paramekanti

TL;DR
This paper investigates the phase diagram of a multiorbital t-J model on a square-octagon lattice, revealing novel altermagnetic and superconducting phases, their coexistence, and potential for stripe order, relevant to doped multi-orbital materials.
Contribution
It introduces a comprehensive mean field analysis of altermagnetism and superconductivity in a multiorbital t-J model, highlighting new magnetic and pairing states and their interplay.
Findings
Identification of weak and strong altermagnetic order regimes.
Discovery of various superconducting pairing states including s-wave and d-wave.
Evidence of phase separation tendencies and potential stripe order with longer-range interactions.
Abstract
Motivated by exploring doped multi-orbital antiferromagnets (AFMs) and altermagnets (ALMs) we explore minimal - models on the square-octagon lattice which favor such collinear magnetic orders in the regime where spin exchange dominates. While the AFM order breaks translational and time-reversal symmetries, the ALM state (equivalently, a `-wave ferromagnet') features multipolar order which separately breaks time-reversal and crystal rotation symmetries but preserves their product leading to spin-split bands with zero net magnetization. We study the mean field phase diagram of these models as we vary doping and interactions, discovering regimes of weak and strong ALM order, superconductivity including uniform -wave and -wave pairing states, incipient -wave pair density wave order, and phases with coexisting singlet-triplet pairing and AFM/ALM orders which appear unstable…
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Taxonomy
TopicsPhysics of Superconductivity and Magnetism · Quantum Chromodynamics and Particle Interactions · Theoretical and Computational Physics
