Abstract
Abstract Employing the electric field has been performed to investigate the magnetic ground state in a single-layer iron dichloride (FeCl2). We provided some lattice parameters to see the ground state dependency on the electric field. To minimize the computational time, we applied the generalized Bloch theorem via density functional theory to avoid the supercell approach. As we varied the electric field, we saw the magnetic transition for some lattice parameters. In addition, the magnetic moments were nearly stable for all those states, indicating the high spin state. As a concluding remark, employing the electric field is very useful to manipulate the ground state that can be applied to magnetism-based nanotechnology.
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