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Geometric phases in condensed matter play a central role in topological transport phenomena such as the quantum, spin and anomalous Hall effect (AHE). In contrast to the quantum Hall effect - which is characterized by a topological invariant and robust against perturbations - the AHE depends on the Berry curvature of occupied bands at the Fermi level and is therefore highly sensitive to subtle changes in the band structure. We demonstrate that the Berry curvature can be manipulated by interface engineering of the correlated itinerant ferromagnet and antiferromagnets. Using theoretical calculations, we show that the tunability of the AHE at interfaces arises from the competition between two topologically non-trivial bands. D. J. Groenendijk, C. Autieri et al. Berry phase engineering at oxide interfaces, https://arxiv.org/abs/1810.05619. M. Asa, C. Autieri et al. Anomalous Hall effect at the antiferromagnetic/non magnetic interface, in manuscript

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Carmine Autieri, Polish Academy of Sciences
Seminar Room of the Institute of Physics II
Contact: I. Vrejoiu