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27 April 2024
 
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Influence of spin dynamics of defects on weak localization in paramagnetic 2D metals
Oleksiy Kashuba ; Leonid I. Glazman ; Vladimir I. Fal'ko ;
Date 7 Sep 2015
AbstractSpin-flip scattering of charge carriers in metals with magnetic defects leads to the low-temperature saturation of the decoherence time, $ au_varphi$, of electrons at the value comparable to their spin relaxation time, $ au_s$. In two-dimensional (2D) conductors such a saturation can be lifted by an in-plane magnetic field, $B_parallel$, which polarizes spins of scatterers without affecting orbital motion of free carriers. Here, we show that in 2D conductors with substantially different values of the g-factors of electrons ($g_e$) and magnetic defects ($g_i$), the decoherence time $ au_varphi(B_parallel)$ (reflected by the curvature of magnetoconductance) displays an anomaly: it first gets shorter, decaying on the scale $B_parallelsim hbar/|g_i-g_e|mu_B au_s$, before becoming longer at higher values of $B_parallel$.
Source arXiv, 1509.1955
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