Title: Resonant Spin Hall Effect in Two-Dimensional Electron Systems
1Resonant Spin Hall Effect in Two-Dimensional
Electron Systems
Student Yunjuan Bao Supervisor Shunqing Shen
2GMR, MTJ Read head MRAM
Nonvolatility Increased processing
speed Decreased power consumption Increased
integration densities
Successful Magnetolelctronics
Spintronics
Spin valve Spin injection junction Spin transistor
SOC
Spin Hall effect
Progressing Spin-electronics
Magnetic
controversial
Many Definitions Spin currents
Resonant Spin Hall effect
3What is Spin Hall Effect
Extrinsic type Electrons moving in a
longitudinal x-direction are scattered to y and
y direction respectively for z and -z spins.
Intrinsic type Spins tilt up for gt0 and
tilt down for lt0. The tilting is from the
change of spin-orbit field induced by an electric
field.
Spin-orbit coupling
4Spin-Orbit Coupling
KP theory EFA
Relativistic effect
Dresselhaus
Where is it from
In semiconductor band structures
Luttinger
Rashba
What properties
Rashba effect
52D Electron Gas in Magnetic Fields
Alternating occupations
Magnetization susceptibility
B
Semiconductor Band structures
Degenerate Landau Levels
KP
SdH Oscillation
Effective Mass
6Resonant Spin Hall Effect
Origin Scaling behavior
Rashba or Dresselhaus
Infinite
Landau System
y
E
Resonant SHE
x
B
Finite
Edge States Current Distribution
Where come from? How about the Spin Hall
Conductance?
7Resonant SHE in Infinite Systems
Model
Level Crossing!!!
Energy spectra
8Linear Response Results
Kicking Point
Spin Hall Conductance
Divergent Peak!!!
Polarization
Reason?
Energy degeneracy at the Fermi surface!
9Scaling Behavior from Nonlinear Method
10Modulating the Resonant Peak
R D
g-factor
Zeeman Splitting!!!
11Resonant SHE in Finite Systems
Model
E
y
x
B
Edge States
Truncation method
Energy dispersed in y-direction Eigenfunction
centered at y0
12Electric Field Effect
No changes to edge currents.
But generating a large currrent in bulk regime.
13Distribution of Polarization and Current
Super saturation
Strong Weak Perturbation
Linear relation
To Measure Spin Currents!!!
14Quantum Hall Conductance and Spin Hall Conductance
Fixed density
Resonance Survives!
Fixed Chemical potential
15Conclusion
- Introduction
- Spin-orbit coupling
- 2D electron gas in magnetic field
- Resonant spin-Hall effect
Origin of the resonant SHE Scaling behaviors
Edge states Current distribution Electric field
effect QHC and SHC The resonant SHE holds in
finite systems
16Thank You