Interfacial Electronic and Magnetic Reconstructions in Manganite/Titanate Superlattices
Da Lan,
Bingqing Yao,
M. J. Swamynadhan
et al.
Abstract:Complex oxide heterointerfaces provide a spacious arena for creating emergent phenomena that are unattainable in the constituent bulk counterparts. Herein, The BaTiO3/La1‐xSrxMnO3 [BTO/LSMO (x)] superlattice (SL) as a model system to investigate the intimately coupled interfacial effects and their resultant phenomena is focused on. The experimental and Density Functional Theory (DFT) calculations reveal that the induced magnetism on Ti originates from both the charge transfer process between Mn and Ti at the t… Show more
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