Berry Phase Effects on Bloch Electrons in Electromagnetic Fields

1. Berry Phase Effects on Bloch Electrons in Electromagnetic Fields Qian Niu 牛谦 University of Texas at Austin 北京大学 Collaborators: Y. Gao, Shengyuan Yang, C.P. Chuu, D. Xiao, W. Yao, D. Culcer, J.R.Shi, Y.G. Yao, G. Sundaram, M.C. Chang, T. Jungwirth, J. Sinova, A.H.MacDonald H. Weitering, J. Beach, M. Tsoi, J. Erskine Supported by : DOE, NSF, Welch Foundation

2. Outline • Berry phase and its applications • Berry curvature in momentum space • Anomalous velocity, Anomalous Hall effect • Density of States, Orbital Magnetization • Effective Quantum Mechanics • Second order extension • Positional shift • Magnetoelectric Polarization • Nonlinear anomalous Hall effect

3. Berry Phase In the adiabatic limit: Geometric phase:

4. Well defined for a closed path Stokes theorem Berry Curvature

5. Analogy to Gauge Field Berry curvature Magnetic field Berry connection Vector potential Geometric phase Aharonov-Bohm phase Chern number Dirac monopole

6. Analogy to Riemann Geometry Berry curvature Gaussian curvature Berry connection Levi-Civita connection Geometric phase Holonomy angle Chern number Genus

7. Applications • Berry phase • interference, • energy levels, • polarization in crystals • Berry curvature • spin dynamics, • electron dynamics in Bloch bands • Chern number • quantum Hall effect, • quantum charge pump ``Berry Phase Effects on Electronic Properties”, by D. Xiao, M.C. Chang, Q. Niu, Review of Modern Physics

8. Outline • Berry phase and its applications • Berry curvature in momentum space • Anomalous velocity, Anomalous Hall effect • Density of States, Orbital Magnetization • Effective Quantum Mechanics • Second order extension • Positional shift • Magnetoelectric Polarization • Nonlinear anomalous Hall effect

10. Symmetry properties • time reversal: • space inversion: • both: • violation: ferromagnets, asymmetric crystals

11. Berry Curvature in Fe crystal

12. Anomalous Hall effect • velocity • distribution g( ) = f( ) + df( ) • current Intrinsic

13. Temperature dependence of AHE J. P. Jan, Helv. Phys. Acta 25, 677 (1952)

14. ExperimentMn5Ge3 : Zeng, Yao, Niu & Weitering, PRL 2006

15. Intrinsic AHE in other ferromagnets • Semiconductors, MnxGa1-xAs • Jungwirth, Niu, MacDonald , PRL (2002) , J Shi’s group (2008) • Oxides, SrRuO3 • Fang et al, Science , (2003). • Transition metals, Fe • Yao et al, PRL (2004),Wang et al, PRB (2006), X.F. Jin’s group (2008) • Spinel, CuCr2Se4-xBrx • Lee et al, Science, (2004) • First-Principle Calculations-Review • Gradhand et al (2012)

17. Some Magneto Effects Density of states and specific heat: Magnetoconductivity:

18. Orbital magnetization Free energy Xiao, Shi & Niu, PRL 2005 Xiao, et al, PRL 2006 Also see: Thonhauser et al, PRL (2005). Ceresoli et al PRB (2006).

19. Anomalous Thermoelectric Transport • Berry phase correction • Thermoelectric transport

20. Thermal Hall Conductivity Phonon Magnon Electron Wiedemann-Franz Law

21. Effective Quantum Mechanics • Wavepacket energy • Energy in canonical variables • Quantum theory Spin-orbit Spin & orbital moment Yafet term

22. Outline • Berry phase and its applications • Berry curvature in momentum space • Anomalous velocity, Anomalous Hall effect • Density of States, Orbital magnetization • Effective Quantum Mechanics • Second order extension • Positional Shift • Magnetoelectric Polarization • Nonlinear anomalous Hall effect

23. Why second order? • In many systems, first order response vanishes • May be interested in magnetic susceptibility, electric polarizebility, magneto-electric coupling • Magnetoresistivity • Nonlinear anomalous Hall effects

24. Positional Shift • Useperturbedband: • Solvefromthefirstorderenergycorrection: • Modification of the Berry connection – the positional shift

25. Equations of Motion • Effective Lagrangian: • Equations of motion

26. Magnetoelectric Polarization • Polarization in solids: • Correction under electromagnetic fields: • Magnetoelectric Polarization:

27. Magnetoelectric Polarization Restrictions: No symmetries of time reversal, spatial inversion, and rotation about B.

28. Nonlinear anomalous Hall current • Intrinsic current: • Results – only anomalous Hall current:

29. Electric-field-induced Hall Effect • Electric field induced Hall conductivity (2-band model):

30. Magnetic-field induced anomalous Hall • Model Hamiltonian: • Magnetic field induced Hall conductivity: • Compare to ordinary Hall effect

31. Conclusion • Berry phase is a unifying concept • Berry curvature in momentum space • Anomalous velocities, Anomalous Hall effect • Density of states, Orbital magnetization • Effective quantum Mechanics • Second order extension • Positional shift • Magnetoelectric polarization • Nonlinear anomalous Hall effect