Fig. 3: The Hall angle and scaling relation as a function external current. | Nature Communications

Fig. 3: The Hall angle and scaling relation as a function external current.

From: Current-sensitive Hall effect in a chiral-orbital-current state

Fig. 3

The magnetic field dependence of the Hall angle σxyxx at I = 2 mA (a) and I = 3 mA (b) for selected temperatures; the gray band marks a crossover region between ΨC and ΨT. Note that the gray area is approximately defined, and mainly serves as a guide to the eye. c–i The scaling relation σxy σxxα at T = 30 K for selected currents I. The shaded areas indicate a regime of ΨT having a lower value of the exponent α; the arrows indicate the cutoff field. j The scaling relation σxy σxx1.8 at T = 100 K and I = 1 mA. k σxx (left scale) and σxy (right scale) as a function of H || c axis at T = 30 K and I = 2 mA; the marked field 8.3 T indicates a crossover field above which σxy rises much faster than σxx. l The phase diagram of the exponent α as a function of external current I. Note that ΨC features 3 ≤ α = αHF < 5 (yellow shaded area) whereas ΨT 1 ≤ α = αLF < 2.2 (gray shaded area). Note that αc corresponds that for ΨC, and αT for ΨT.

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