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Novel Electronic Phases of Matter: Coupling to Itinerant Electrons

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Spin Ice

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In this chapter, we will address the properties of itinerant electrons coupled with spin ice, which we call “itinerant spin ice”. In a broader scope, this system serves as a prototypical example of the itinerant electrons interacting with geometrically frustrated magnet. To describe the nature of this frustrated itinerant systems, we firstly introduce the classical Kondo lattice model, and discuss its basic properties. After that, equipped with the knowledge of the model, we consider the thermodynamic and transport properties of itinerant spin ice, with reference to the experimental data of Pr\(_2\)Ir\(_2\)O\(_7\). Finally, we end this chapter with the discussion on several on-going topics and future perspectives for the frustrated itinerant systems.

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Udagawa, M. (2021). Novel Electronic Phases of Matter: Coupling to Itinerant Electrons. In: Udagawa, M., Jaubert, L. (eds) Spin Ice. Springer Series in Solid-State Sciences, vol 197. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-70860-3_13

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