2018
DOI: 10.1088/1674-1056/27/9/097701
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Enhanced magneto-electric effect in manganite tricolor superlattice with artificially broken symmetry

Abstract: The magneto-electric effect in magnetic materials has been widely investigated, but obtaining an enhanced magnetoelectric effect is challenging. In this study, tricolor superlattices composed of manganese oxides-Pr 0.

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“…Particularly, manipulating magnetism in semiconductors is the foundation of spintronics. As nonmagnetic materials, hybrid perovskites were recently integrated into spintronic devices and used as a spacer between ferromagnetic (FM) electrodes. It was reported that the magnetic field can assist the preparation of perovskite films, enhancing the performance of PSC . Moreover, the magnetic field effect is significant in perovskites because of the strong spin–orbit coupling (SOC) brought by the heavy atoms (Pb, I) in their building block. , In a recent work, Zhang et al attributed the influence of magnetic field on photoelectric characteristics to the spin-mixing of photogenerated electron–hole pairs with different g -factors .…”
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“…Particularly, manipulating magnetism in semiconductors is the foundation of spintronics. As nonmagnetic materials, hybrid perovskites were recently integrated into spintronic devices and used as a spacer between ferromagnetic (FM) electrodes. It was reported that the magnetic field can assist the preparation of perovskite films, enhancing the performance of PSC . Moreover, the magnetic field effect is significant in perovskites because of the strong spin–orbit coupling (SOC) brought by the heavy atoms (Pb, I) in their building block. , In a recent work, Zhang et al attributed the influence of magnetic field on photoelectric characteristics to the spin-mixing of photogenerated electron–hole pairs with different g -factors .…”
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confidence: 99%