Zeeman splitting in doped antiferromagnetic semiconductors

Physica C: Superconductivity and its Applications(2023)

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Abstract
Zeeman splitting of conduction electrons in doped antiferromagnetic materials in the presence of a strong spin–orbit interaction is considered. Using symmetry arguments the Hamiltonian and the spectrum of conduction electrons near some time-reversal invariant momenta were constructed. It was shown, that in the vicinity of some time-reversal invariant momenta the external magnetic field perpendicular to the Neel axis does not lead to the Zeeman splitting. The Kramers degeneracy is preserved in that case. The absence of the Zeeman splitting in antiferromagnets leads to the absence of spin zeros in quantum oscillation experiments. Recent experimental confirmation of the predicted effects in organic antiferromagnet and High-Tc Superconductors is discussed.
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Antiferromagnetic semiconductors, Doping
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