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Quantum Hall Ferromagnets-I Ramin Abolfath Luis Brey Anton Burkov Rene Cote Jim Eisenstein Herb Fertig Steve Girvin Charles Hanna Tomas Jungwirth Kentaro Nomura Leo Radzihovksy (Doug) Rajaraman Mark Rasolt Jairo Sinova Kun Yang Les Houches June 2006 University of Texas at Austin

A Few Remarks About `Ordinary’ Magnetism

Magnetism in Atomic Physics Electrons are Fermions Magnetism due to Fermi Statistics and spin-independent interactions Make all orbitals in an open shell as similar to each other as possible

Magnetism in Insulators A playground for strongly-correlated electron physics

Magnetism in Metals – Hubbard Picture Simple model – Sophisticated QF Theory Possible Doubles - Interaction Energy Cost U Empties

Itinerant Electron Ferromagnetism Bloch-Stoner Picture Singly Occupied Orbitals E  xc E = E 0 + M 2 /D(E F ) - Δ M 2

E DOS d s μ μ

Itinerant Electron Ferromagnetism Spin-Density Functional Theory One very successful picture of transition metal ferromagnetism is Density Functional Theory. E= E[n,m]= E s [n,m]+E xc [n,m] v = v es + v xc B =  n,m] m/m Hohenberg-Kohn Theorem Kohn-Sham Trick Local Spin-Density Approx.

Stoner Criterion - Elements Δ

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Itinerant Electron Ferromagnetism Quasiparticle and Collective Aspects Q ph spin flip Spin Wave Collective Majority SpinsMinority Spins Fermi Surface Q Singly Occupied Orbitals E

Micromagnetics Direction of Magnetization Dipole-Dipole Interactions

Micromagnetics

A Few Remarks About Spintronics

SPIN (Elec)TRONICS = Spin-Torques + Spin-Orbit (AHE+SHE+Spin-Galvanic) + Magnetic Semiconductors

Dan Ralph – KITP Spintronics Program Talk GMR TMR and Spin Torques

Hard-disk Technology 10 GByte/(person. year)

A Few Remarks About the Quantum Hall Effect

Ga As Si AlGaAs GaAs 100 A AlGaAs Double Quantum Well - Quantum Wells

Landau Levels Cyclotron Orbit

Integer Quantum Hall Effect  xy /(h/e 2 )  xx

Incompressible States & Streda Formula Compressibility Edge Current Conductance and LL degeneracy

Integer Quantum Hall Effect  xy /(h/e 2 )  xx

QHF- Stoner-Criterion Landau Band Landau-Level Exchange Energy

QHF- Stoner-Criterion Maude et al. PRB (2005)

Landau Levels - Really! (Ashoori – MIT)

Next Time: Skyrmions QHF Anistropy – Ising or XY QHF in Graphene Pseudo-spin Transfer Torques