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Nodal-line driven anomalous susceptibility in ZrSiS

Gudac, Bruno; Kriener, Markus; Sharlai, Yuriy V.; Bosnar, Mihovil; Orbanić, Filip; Mikitik, Grigorii P.; Kimura, Akio; Kokanović, Ivan; Novak, Mario (2022) Nodal-line driven anomalous susceptibility in ZrSiS. Physical Review B, 105 (24). ISSN 2469-9950

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Abstract

We demonstrate a unique approach to test the signature of the nodal-line physics by thermodynamic methods. By measuring magnetic susceptibility in ZrSiS we found an intriguing temperature-driven crossover from dia- to paramagnetic behavior. We show that the anomalous behavior represents a real thermodynamic signature of the underlying nodal-line physics through the means of chemical pressure (isovalent substitution of Zr for Hf), quantum oscillations, and theoretical modeling. The anomalous part of the susceptibility is orbital by nature, and it arises due to the vicinity of the Fermi level to a degeneracy point created by the crossing of two nodal lines. Furthermore, an unexpected Lifshitz topological transition at the degeneracy point is revealed by tuning the Fermi level. The present findings in ZrSiS give an attractive starting point for various nodal-line physics-related phenomena to be tested by thermodynamic methods in other related materials.

Item Type: Article
Uncontrolled Keywords: Nodal Dirac semimetal
Subjects: NATURAL SCIENCES > Physics
Divisions: Theoretical Physics Division
Projects:
Project titleProject leaderProject codeProject type
Temeljna elektronska svojstva novih kvantnih materijala: bezmaseni i korelirani fermion-FEPNQMMCFIvan KokanovićIP-2018-01-8912HRZZ
Centar za Napredna Istraživanja Kompleksnih Sustava-CeNIKSMihael Srđan Grbić; Emil TafraKK.01.1.1.02.0013EK
Depositing User: Kristina Ciglar
Date Deposited: 10 Jul 2026 14:21
URI: https://fulir.irb.hr:/id/eprint/12048
DOI: 10.1103/physrevb.105.l241115

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