2020
DOI: 10.1103/physrevb.101.035404
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Proximity-induced ferromagnetism and chemical reactivity in few-layer VSe2 heterostructures

Abstract: Among Transition-Metal Dichalcogenides, mono and few-layers thick VSe2 has gained much recent attention following claims of intrinsic room-temperature ferromagnetism in this system, which have nonetheless proved controversial. Here, we address the magnetic and chemical properties of Fe/VSe2 heterostructure by combining element sensitive absorption spectroscopy and photoemission spectroscopy. Our x-ray magnetic circular dichroism results confirm recent findings that both native mono/few-layer and bulk VSe2 do n… Show more

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“…This opinion is confirmed by the long‐range magnetic order in monolayer VSe 2 induced by interfacial hybridization [ 105 ] or magnetic proximity effects (MPE). [ 106 ] As illustrated in Figure 4f,g, the V loop shows hysteric characteristics in the element‐specific XMCD measurements on VSe 2 /Co and VSe 2 /Fe heterostructures, which is a clear proof for the ferromagnetism in VSe 2 . Beyond that, the presence of spin frustration [ 107 ] in monolayer VSe 2 is another evidence for the unstable magnetic state, which possibly arises from the triangular spin structure where the mutual anti‐alignment of spin cannot be realized (Figure 4h).…”
Section: The Existing and Promising Magnetic Vdw Materials Systemsmentioning
confidence: 74%
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“…This opinion is confirmed by the long‐range magnetic order in monolayer VSe 2 induced by interfacial hybridization [ 105 ] or magnetic proximity effects (MPE). [ 106 ] As illustrated in Figure 4f,g, the V loop shows hysteric characteristics in the element‐specific XMCD measurements on VSe 2 /Co and VSe 2 /Fe heterostructures, which is a clear proof for the ferromagnetism in VSe 2 . Beyond that, the presence of spin frustration [ 107 ] in monolayer VSe 2 is another evidence for the unstable magnetic state, which possibly arises from the triangular spin structure where the mutual anti‐alignment of spin cannot be realized (Figure 4h).…”
Section: The Existing and Promising Magnetic Vdw Materials Systemsmentioning
confidence: 74%
“…g) The elemental‐resolved XMCD signal of Fe (red) and V (green) as a function of magnetic field measured on the MBE‐grown monolayer VSe 2 capped by a Fe layer measured at 300 K. Reproduced with permission. [ 106 ] Copyright 2019, American Physical Society. h) Schematic diagram of spin frustration in VSe 2 .…”
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“…The ferromagnetism in ML VSe 2 can be promoted, even at room temperature, after coupling with ferromagnetic Co or Fe thin films 51,52 . Figure 2A shows a contamination‐free Co/VSe 2 interface prepared by in situ thermally deposition of Co onto ML VSe 2 on graphite under ultrahigh vacuum 51 .…”
Section: Intrinsic Magnetism In 2d Tmcsmentioning
confidence: 99%