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Anomalous Spin Transport Properties of Gapped Dirac Electrons with Tilting

The anomalous spin transport coefficients of gapped Dirac electrons are studied with application to a quasi-two-dimensional organic conductor $α$-(BETS)$_2$I$_3$ in mind. In the presence of a gap induced by spin-orbit interaction, we show that the effective Hamiltonian is similar to the model considered by Kane and Mele with additional tilting. With this effective Hamiltonian, conductivity tensors up to the linear order of the applied magnetic field are obtained analytically using the microscopic linear response theory or Kubo formula. It is shown that spin Hall conductivity and anomalous diagonal spin conductivity proportional to the magnetic field become nonzero in this system, which are written in terms of the Berry curvature and orbital magnetic moment.The estimated values of spin conductivities using typical parameters turn out to be comparable to the spin Hall conductivity in Pt.

preprint2022arXivOpen access

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