Orbital Magnetism in Honeycomb Ladder
Tomonari Mizoguchi, Soshun Ozaki, Hiroyasu Matsuura

TL;DR
This paper studies the orbital magnetic susceptibility of a honeycomb ladder model, revealing how it varies with parameters and filling, and showing both diamagnetic and paramagnetic responses depending on conditions.
Contribution
It provides the first detailed analysis of orbital magnetism in a honeycomb ladder with vertical hopping, highlighting parameter-dependent magnetic responses.
Findings
Susceptibility is sensitive to system parameters and chemical potential.
Diamagnetic response near half-filling close to pure honeycomb ladder.
Paramagnetic response near two-leg ladder configuration.
Abstract
We investigate the orbital magnetic susceptibility of the tight-binding model for the honeycomb ladder with the additional vertical hopping. Despite being one-dimensional, the magnetic flux penetrating the hexagonal rings affects the energetics of electrons, resulting in the finite orbital magnetic response. We find that the orbital magnetic susceptibility is sensitive to the parameters as well as the chemical potential. At half-filling, the response is diamagnetic when the system is close to the pure honeycomb ladder, whereas it turns to paramagnetic when it is close to the two-leg ladder. We also find several characteristic properties away from half-filling, such as the diamagnetic response at the band top and bottom, and the large paramagnetic response at the band gap sandwiched by the divergent density of states.
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Taxonomy
TopicsPaleontology and Evolutionary Biology · Geomagnetism and Paleomagnetism Studies · Astro and Planetary Science
