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PHYSICAL REVIEW B
卷 93, 期 7, 页码 -出版社
AMER PHYSICAL SOC
DOI: 10.1103/PhysRevB.93.075148
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- National Science Foundation (Florida) [DMR-1107814, DMR-1508122]
- National Science Foundation (Ohio) [DMR-1108285, DMR-1508325]
- NSF [PHY-1066293]
- Direct For Mathematical & Physical Scien
- Division Of Materials Research [1508325, 1508122] Funding Source: National Science Foundation
An Anderson model for a magnetic impurity in a two-dimensional electron gas with bulk Rashba spin-orbit interaction is solved using the numerical renormalization group under two different experimental scenarios. For a fixed Fermi energy, the Kondo temperature T-K varies weakly with Rashba coupling lambda(R), as reported previously. If instead the band filling is low and held constant, increasing lambda(R) can drive the system into a helical regime with exponential enhancement of T-K. Under either scenario, thermodynamic properties at low temperatures T exhibit the same dependencies on T/T-K as are found for lambda(R) = 0. Unlike the conventional Kondo effect, however, the impurity exhibits static spin correlations with conduction electrons of nonzero orbital angular momentum about the impurity site. We also consider a magnetic field that Zeeman splits the conduction band but not the impurity level, an effective picture that arises under a proposed route to access the helical regime in a driven system. The impurity contribution to the system's ground-state angular momentum is found to be a universal function of the ratio of the Zeeman energy to a temperature scale that is not T-K (as would be the case in a magnetic field that couples directly to the impurity spin), but rather is proportional to T-K divided by the impurity hybridization width. This universal scaling is explained via a perturbative treatment of field-induced changes in the electronic density of states.
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