Automated Author ProfileMr Wenqing He
Mr Wenqing He
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- It provides a single number to track your research data impact over time
Current S-Index: 4.9 (sum of 4 datasets Dataset Index scores)
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We propose to measure time-reversal symmetry breaking in altermagnetic heterostructures incorporating CrSb and the Dirac semimetal PtTe2. These heterostructures exhibit a switchable anomalous Hall effect near room-temperature in conjunction with vanishingly small net magnetzation, and are consequently extremely promising for low-energy, high-efficiency memory applications. PNR is critical to understanding the origin of this effect and differentiating between magnetic proximity effects and altermagnetic spin accumulation.
Authors
- Dr Alexander Grutter ;
- Dr Christy Kinane ;
- Mr Wenqing He
We propose to measure time-reversal symmetry breaking in altermagnetic heterostructures incorporating CrSb and the Dirac semimetal PtTe2. These heterostructures exhibit a switchable anomalous Hall effect near room-temperature in conjunction with vanishingly small net magnetzation, and are consequently extremely promising for low-energy, high-efficiency memory applications. PNR is critical to understanding the origin of this effect and differentiating between magnetic proximity effects and altermagnetic spin accumulation.
Authors
- Dr Alexander Grutter ;
- Dr Christy Kinane ;
- Mr Wenqing He
This project has a chance of unambiguously demonstrating spin-orbit torque induced switching for a typical perpendicular antiferromagnetic (AFM) material whose structure is simple and colinear. This experiment not only confirms the feasibility of using SOT to control magnetism of AFM but also clearly rules out other thermal artefacts by high Rxy signal-to-noise ratio and the typical SOT behaviors under external fields. This experiment can advance the development of antiferromagnetic spintronics and memory devices.
Authors
- Dr Alexander Grutter ;
- Professor Sean Langridge ;
- Mr Wenqing He ;
- Dr Andrew Caruana ;
- Dr Christy Kinane ;
- Dr Purnima Balakrishnan
This project has a chance of unambiguously demonstrating spin-orbit torque induced switching for a typical perpendicular antiferromagnetic (AFM) material whose structure is simple and colinear. This experiment not only confirms the feasibility of using SOT to control magnetism of AFM but also clearly rules out other thermal artefacts by high Rxy signal-to-noise ratio and the typical SOT behaviors under external fields. This experiment can advance the development of antiferromagnetic spintronics and memory devices.
Authors
- Dr Alexander Grutter ;
- Professor Sean Langridge ;
- Mr Wenqing He ;
- Dr Andrew Caruana ;
- Dr Christy Kinane ;
- Dr Purnima Balakrishnan