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Dirac and Weyl Semimetal in XYBi (X = Ba, Eu; Y = Cu, Ag and Au)
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AbstractWeyl and Dirac semimetals recently stimulate intense research activities due to their novel properties. Combining first-principles calculations and effective model analysis, we predict that nonmagnetic compounds BaYBi (Y = Au, Ag and Cu) are Dirac semimetals. As for the magnetic compound EuYBi, although the time reversal symmetry is broken, their long-range magnetic ordering cannot split the Dirac point into pairs of Weyl points. However, we propose that partially substitute Eu ions by Ba ions will realize the Weyl semimetal.
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Title: Dirac and Weyl Semimetal in XYBi (X = Ba, Eu; Y = Cu, Ag and Au)
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AbstractWeyl and Dirac semimetals recently stimulate intense research activities due to their novel properties.
Combining first-principles calculations and effective model analysis, we predict that nonmagnetic compounds BaYBi (Y = Au, Ag and Cu) are Dirac semimetals.
As for the magnetic compound EuYBi, although the time reversal symmetry is broken, their long-range magnetic ordering cannot split the Dirac point into pairs of Weyl points.
However, we propose that partially substitute Eu ions by Ba ions will realize the Weyl semimetal.
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