Magnetic order and excitations in layered iridium oxides

Giniyat Khaliullin

Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research, Stuttgart, Germany

In 5d transition metal compounds such as iridium oxides, large spin-orbit coupling entangles the spin and orbital subspaces and may lead to unusual interactions and ground states. In this talk, after some basic introduction to the layered iridates, I will discuss the exchange mechanisms, magnetic order and excitations in these compounds, with a particular focus on those with perovskite structure similar to high-Tc cuprates.

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